A Pre-sunset Tale by Artem Chebokha
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HUION was kind enough to give me this display to test. I've tried similar displays before, but I've never had my own and never worked with one. This is my first experience.
I'll be honest, it's a little unfamiliar, after 15 years of drawing on regular graphics tablets without a screen. But you get used to it very quickly. And only two things were disadvantages.
The first is the lack of possibility to rotate the stylus (only Pen Tilt, but not Rotation). Photoshop and Rebelle have long offered such a setting as "stylus barrel rotation", but tablet manufacturers stubbornly ignore this option...
Soft Machines by Alex Andreev
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Passing by the Buyan Island by Artem Chebokha
IMPASTO - My Digital Oil Technique tutorial:
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"Merrily the breeze is singing,
O’er the waves a ship is winging
Past the Island of Buyan
To the realm of Tsar Saltan"
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TotR: Mynah and Fridge by Sebastian Szmyd
Illustration for Tales of the RED: Street Stories.
Art direction: Jaye Kovach
Copyright R. Talsorian Games
Grab a copy here:
Physical: https://talsorianstore.com/collections/cyberpunk/products/tales-of-the-red-street-stories
PDF: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/404486/Tales-of-the-RED-Street-Stories?cPath=71_33196
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Girl and Pegasus. Remake by Artem Chebokha
I have decided to repaint one of my old artwork and as usual today, the remake should be quite different from the original. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
IMPASTO - My Digital Oil Technique tutorial:
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Bratnie Dusze/Kindred Spirits by Sebastian Szmyd
We are not that different, after all.
Some more Zorza worldbuilding and exploration, plus practicing painting simplified faces for crowds.
Unfortunately, no AI was harmed in the making of this picture.
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Process gif. I'm using the most sophisticated design methodology known to man: "RANDOM BULLSHIT, GO!" Sebastian Szmyd on ArtStation
"Far Lands" - personal project by Artem Chebokha
For several years I wanted to come up with a coherent series for myself, in which I could implement some of my ideas, combining the concept art of locations (and characters maybe) and illustrations, experimenting with media and getting new experiences. And at the same time also tell some story. I wanted to create a world that I could explore, travel in and learn something new for myself.
These are the first works from such a series, which I called "Far lands", I hope not the last, lol.
In short, this is a story about explorers, scientists and enthusiasts, pioneers of unknown...
Bonfire (A thought about AI on Artstation ) by Artem Chebokha
For the past few days, a hurricane has been raging in our sphere. I think I'll speak out too, in case anyone is interested in my opinion.
I know that my artworks has also been used in the training of the most popular AI's models, and I saw how people put my nickname in a thier prompts. Ok. I am not a begginer into the Internet and I know that everything here can be stolen by someone. I uploaded my pictures to the Internet and of course they can be downloaded and used by any unscrupulous users, ignoring the copyright. I...
Artem Chebokha on ArtStationScrew AI thieves by Sebastian Szmyd
Not much else to say here beyond what's in the title.
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Rusałki znad Liwca by Sebastian Szmyd
Spirits of the Liwiec river. Playful, curious and dangerous.
Sloooowly building the Zorza world.
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A version without the title
Process gif. Despite the fact that I'm always trying to have a specific design and then executing it, I barely ever do it this way. I usually end up making things up as I go...
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