Dungeons without dragons

[Eduardus]

Good evening,
I thought it would be a good idea too, as to display some of the stone masonry works we call dungeons, keeps castles and so on. I have many WIP's, so I'll stick to a few for now:



The first two are oils on boards (rather big, about 88x68 cm - Hxl - framed), the last two are digital.

[Eduardus]

And not the last.



Time flies in a very realistic way.

[alhoon]

Oh, interesting. What software do you use? They look like hand-painted. Good work.

[Eduardus]

Hello,
it's Corel Painter (11), with sometimes passing them through some Photoshop texturing process, especially for forest mass, wall textures or skies.

You're welcome.

[Araval]

All around very nice works!

[Eduardus]

Thank you, it will be a pleasure to post further related works when they'll be ready.

[Eduardus]

It looks like another high tower on a high rock in the middle of the ocean (not far from the cliffs though). Finished it somewhere around yesterday. Not too much fantasy here either, unless... ? It's getting colder and colder, and paradoxally the "gothic" mix of those provides some warmth.
I'm working on 5 or 6 (or maybe 7, I don't een know) at the same time, but I can't finish more than one of them at a time. Guess why.


PS: Besides, how can one directly insert an image, and view it in full, while I cannot ?

[Araval]

I'd say its pretty much fantasy because a lot of it has the shape of the lower part of a tree.

Other people probably use external hosts. But you can now after you've attached the image, open it in a new tab, copy it, edit the post, paste it in and save.

[Eduardus]

Got it, next one is more "realistic".

Just a little time.

[Narf]

Please post more ^^

[Eduardus]

[Eduardus]

Pencils, colored pencils and ball point pen (black only) on A3 paper.

With custom frame.