anything but easy

[BBQ]

Hi all!

it's been so long since my last post that it feels like the first time..

[povorot]

That is ridiculous! Great, though.

[Duman]

I hope he brought a biggggg flyswatter. Anyway, very nice. Its a cool idea, and the execution is great. I really like the colors, gives it a great feel to it.

[Mattinian]

epic scale, man :] i`m kind of sorry for the spider though it looks like it`s stuck with no way of getting in or out of this room/hall...

[Cacodaemonia]

Wow, this is... colossal! I love the dramatic lighting and colors. The only thing I kind of want to see is the creature's legs getting smaller in the distance, and the one leg near the viewer to be even bigger. It just doesn't seem like there's enough of a size-difference between them.

:)

[airman]

i like the perspective

[mysteryofalbesila]

great work, love the shoot!

[El Jeremie]

Huge is the word.
Love the spider.

[Cam Sykes]

It's like shadow of colossus, just tap X then O and then Triangle! Cool stuff man really get a good sense of the scale.

[Murmaider]

that guy is done for. this is so awsome

[albert86]

nice work

[Dimension]

Awesome. I like the composition and the low angle. Cool bug thing too. I'm just wondering about the pose of the guy. He seems like a badass kinda guy, but he just looks kind of stunned. I think if I were in that situation I'd either be running my ass off or in some sort of fighting stance.

[Hexokinase]

The gaps in the columns that point upward do not align to the same vanishing point.

The triangular cutouts in the ceiling should all point to the center of the ceiling.

The curvature of the gray floor (above the 'fire') is too intense. It makes it quite difficult to tell exactly where the horizon is.

The figure on the pedestal is almost impossible to read - I only realized he was there by looking for the green light source.

The mouth opening on the creature is not aligned to the center of its face (it is too far to its left, your right).

Some of the black lines in the background feel too rough. I personally feel that in a painting, it is generally ok to let your brush marks show, but not to let your 'pencil' lines show. (If that makes any sense, I cannot find a better way to articulate it)

Everything has a unified green hue except for the gray curved ground. It seems to almost be in a separate picture entirely.

The middle right leg of the creature appears to be shorter than the rest of the legs. Taking into account the foreshortening, and the fact that it is on a higher ground than the front right leg, it becomes apparent from its position and bending of the joints that it is indeed shorter than that front leg. Also, the humerus equivalent on the middle right leg is much shorter than the humerus equivalent on the middle left leg.

Hope that helps.

[BBQ]

Thanks all for your posts..
I think I should spend more time planning out the illustration rather than going straight from sketch to full paint... :D

All perspectives are welcomed.