Started as a speed painting, trying out a new process to learn more and get quicker. Worried more about jumping into the flow and being dynamic and loose at first instead of over-designing things and getting too tight.
Didn't clock in at speed paint time, somewhere between 10 and 15 hours, but it's still quicker than my normal paintings. I'm sure I'll get faster as I practice more. I really enjoyed the change of pace and process.
Also, some of you might recognize the vehicle. It's based off of one of ~teemunkle's designs. Check him out.
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Thanks to `adonihs for the input and help, and =CaelestisTrucido for the continued support. Also, big thanks to *AndreeWallin for convincing me to get back into speedies.
-- `Rahll says: I wish we could hang out, I need to get away from this place for a bit `adonihs says: lmao how the fuck do u think I feel I want to fuck you so hard `Rahll says:
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Run little mortal, It will give you a tiny little bit mor time before I claim you.
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No, I'm not sarcastic...
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CEO Of NSG Productions
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WEEEEEEEE
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YOUR TOAST HAS BEEN BURNT, AND NO AMOUNT OF SCRAPING WILL REMOVE THE BLACK STUFF.
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`Rahll says:
I wish we could hang out, I need to get away from this place for a bit
`adonihs says:
lmao how the fuck do u think I feel
I want to fuck you so hard
`Rahll says: