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A wing-it scene commission (with extra detail) for 
avilore. The theme was, obviously, the video game Titanfall. Thanks again!
avilore. The theme was, obviously, the video game Titanfall. Thanks again!
Category Artwork (Digital) / Scenery
Species Shark
Size 813 x 1000px
File Size 1.12 MB
Woah! This piece looks pretty spiffy in the thumbnail view, but in full view it's quite the sight to behold!
First of all, I want to say well done for getting a really good sense of scale in this finished piece. The Titan looks big and awesome, as it should be. The Pilot looks small, yet not without detail or a loss of focus. The background looks epic and large, yet doesn't undermine the focus of the piece! Methinks you've done a good job of all the rather varied aspects and getting them to all work together!
Loving all the lighting and fire and smoke going on in the background, by the way. Something rather new for you, I would say, and yet it looks good and adds a rather cool colour dynamic to everything. All the green and orange and grey, it's good a very eye-catching contrast, it obviously works well for the Militia affiliated pilot as well... and whilst I'm afraid I can't really quantify why, I feel this piece has the perfect 'background' background. It's impressive, it sets an awesome scene, and it's both great to look at in and of itself, as well as when you focus on the Pilot and his Titan and it isn't overly 'distracting'.
And finally... I mean, serious kudos for all the details you've added here in this piece. Everything from the background and all it's features, to the Titan and all his various cool colouring and texture effects (loving the metal look to the plating), to the Pilot character and kinda how you made the Militia Rifleman outfit work for a shark dude! Let's not forget the chain gun and all it's little details too!
This is really well done, I think. And another damn impressive commission piece from you too. Your Wing-It Scenes came as a surprise this time around, and for the price paid I think this is some darn fine work! Kudos to you, congratulations to Avalore, and here's hoping you can feel accomplished with this piece.
First of all, I want to say well done for getting a really good sense of scale in this finished piece. The Titan looks big and awesome, as it should be. The Pilot looks small, yet not without detail or a loss of focus. The background looks epic and large, yet doesn't undermine the focus of the piece! Methinks you've done a good job of all the rather varied aspects and getting them to all work together!
Loving all the lighting and fire and smoke going on in the background, by the way. Something rather new for you, I would say, and yet it looks good and adds a rather cool colour dynamic to everything. All the green and orange and grey, it's good a very eye-catching contrast, it obviously works well for the Militia affiliated pilot as well... and whilst I'm afraid I can't really quantify why, I feel this piece has the perfect 'background' background. It's impressive, it sets an awesome scene, and it's both great to look at in and of itself, as well as when you focus on the Pilot and his Titan and it isn't overly 'distracting'.
And finally... I mean, serious kudos for all the details you've added here in this piece. Everything from the background and all it's features, to the Titan and all his various cool colouring and texture effects (loving the metal look to the plating), to the Pilot character and kinda how you made the Militia Rifleman outfit work for a shark dude! Let's not forget the chain gun and all it's little details too!
This is really well done, I think. And another damn impressive commission piece from you too. Your Wing-It Scenes came as a surprise this time around, and for the price paid I think this is some darn fine work! Kudos to you, congratulations to Avalore, and here's hoping you can feel accomplished with this piece.
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