Gorgeous

It's like the riverwalk... but bigger!

Nice composition!

Yay! More stuff from you!

I've always really admired the people like you who can put in brush strokes to digital pieces and layer the colors so that they resemble oils. it looks so heavy

Wow!

Nice! Gave me an idea on how to describe a major port city in the D&D campaign I'm planning.

One hour of adding details and this would look appropriate next to the work of Jamie Jones and Daniel Dociu. Dang.

Some of my peers said that i should keep it as is.
I'll try your suggestion for sure, because you are much awesomer then most of them.

I guess that depends on what the purpose of the piece is. What was this image for?

It's my personal work, so it's not for anything particular.

I apologize. I guess I should ask what your particular goals were for the piece.

This works well as an illustration. As concept art, it works well as a mood piece or to help understand lighting/colours. If you want this concept art to work towards in-world designs, it could probably use more details.

Like I said, don't look at this and think it isn't effective. Between Richard Anderson, Daniel Dociu, Kekai Kotaki, and Jamie Jones there are many kinds of concept art!

I put a lot of work into composition of forms, colors and values in this piece, but not so much in the subject matter it self. I have no intention to make it a piece of concept art at that moment.

You're right, it appears weak as concept art. I would certainly try to carve out some more interesting details, and maybe put this in my concept art portfolio. Since it already have good mood, color pallet, and such. I can see the potential in it.

Really! As is, I like it better than several of Kekai's book covers. :D

Holy hell, that's BEAUTIFUL. Very nice work.

I love these vistas yuo create. Gorgeous work!

Remarkable study, classic usage of brush and colour. Applause! <3

Breathtaking work.

just amazing

There are artists, and then there are artists. You're definitely of the latter category, and the artwork is simply amazing.

Shit like this just blows my mind. I just don't know how I can even begin to learn to paint something like this :O I can just draw boobs and that's it :(

Dude, this is cray cray, amazing how fast your art is developing.

Not fast enough for me, though, I wish to get into the professional field within 1.5 years.
must, try, harder.

I understand what you mean. Sometimes we feel like we're going nowhere but keep this up man, you're work carries more depth than you give credit to.

Gorgeous piece!

some really great mark making there Kray!

Fantastic use of contrast! I love the reflection on the water, and your style on the buildings is wonderful.

This is just fascinatingly lovely. I'd really enjoy having this as a print in my place. ^^

Wow. this is amazing.. really well done. It also reminds me just how far i have to go to get anywhere near this level of quality xD

Love how soft and impressionistic this is! This was all done on the computer?

all digital

Do you have a time lapse of any if these kind of images? If not you should make some. Id really love to watch your process

Wow...just wow...

Has a Craig Mullin's feel to it, I like it

Something about the slashes of colors and manipulation of light and shadow- to make something resembling a memory, speaking volumes of an artist's ability. Gives me goosebumps of your ability to tell a story through imagery. Very nice work Kray!

I am curious as to how you learned to form things with these shapes. When I attempt it, most of the time everything I do has this blur to it because of pressure sensitivity.

God this is so amazing... a real art, my congratulations! Very sinister and adventuorus

Found this in someone's faves and it blew my mind. I love impressionistic art, and the fantasy feel of this comes alive with the soft colours you used. I really enjoy the sketchiness if this, too- reminds me of the painted "sketches" Ralph McQuarrie did as the basis for concept-paintings and backdrops for the first first Star Wars films. I have to say this piece rocks.

how much would you sold the original?

Love the brushworks, that's what we talking about!

oh my fucking god

I'm awe-inspired

absolutely stunning