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Everything ends.
Even the immortals.
Eric Northman, True Blood series.
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I loved this shot of Eric from episode 3x09. I had to make a painting of it.
Tech stuff:
Photoshop CS as usual. I tried to be as much realistic as I could, but I wanted to achieve a "watercolor" effect for the background. It's been funny to paint it.
Even the immortals.
Eric Northman, True Blood series.
***
I loved this shot of Eric from episode 3x09. I had to make a painting of it.
Tech stuff:
Photoshop CS as usual. I tried to be as much realistic as I could, but I wanted to achieve a "watercolor" effect for the background. It's been funny to paint it.
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It took me so long to place this scene, I tried to remember bits where Eric was in, I tried to think when he had splattered blood on his face and chest and camera angles and everything. I followed the theory that the only way he'd have so much blood with that much range is he staked a vamp, and the only vamp he's staked in the show is Talbot. Please tell me I'm right cause if not I'm drawing a blank. I love this, as usual. I think it's difficult to paint, draw, whichever, emotion in people eyes but damn sugar you did it with flying colours. You should start drawing Compton 
I actually laughed when I wrote that. I understand why you don't draw him; he's a prick, manipulative cheating prick. Plus he's never in action scenes or emotional scenes or hell got blood on him... I think the only time I've seen blood on him is when he cried; he'd be very boring to draw. Okay I should stop before the page can't handle anymore.
I actually laughed when I wrote that. I understand why you don't draw him; he's a prick, manipulative cheating prick. Plus he's never in action scenes or emotional scenes or hell got blood on him... I think the only time I've seen blood on him is when he cried; he'd be very boring to draw. Okay I should stop before the page can't handle anymore.