I put a lot of hours into this painting and finally I just can't look at it anymore. I was partly inspired by the myth of Atlas holding up the world and by reading some D&D source books about the primordials. I had then created a couple of sketches in pen and after about a year I scanned them and created the work you see from that. So you could say that this painting is like 90% digital since there is no full drawing of it.
Any comment or critique is most welcomed.
Besides the points I mentioned this is a very strong piece and I hope this helped.
I opened the page and expanded the image to fullview, I started looking at the image from the top, slowly scrolled down, where the colours and tones began to get darker. This had a huge impact on me as suddenly the reds came into view. This made me think of the saying 'Things seem good on the surface', because underneath the glowing and shining blues, is a man chained down with red magma-like substance beneath him. On the underneath things aren't so fine. Underneath it is one man's struggle.
The only thing I personally picked up on that I thought was off, was in some just little details of the overall image, the perspective doesn't seem right. The image however is of an a-symmetrical mountain-like structure, where perspective isn't always going to be perfect. Parts will stick out an etcetera, so this perspective mishap, shouldn't really have been mentioned.
A little more red shining onto the underneath of some shadowy parts of the image would have been nice, but the impact wouldn't have been so great, then. Overall I'm just wowed by it.
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