WOw amazing thx

why would you write a tutorial on replicating someone's work?

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Pa ja bih donaciju.. ali nemam cime Tutorijal cu sad da skinem, pa da bacim pogled (moram priznati, ti si prva koja ga je napravila u PDF-u, sto je.. pametno Mozes da listas strane i sl...)

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well,BECAUSE it's a great exercise for artists.Doing something that is not bound to your usual style opens up your eyes to a new perspective of perceiving your artistic vision.As with doing portraits and still life,it's a common exercise for art students and amateurs alike to replicate fantasy works because they picture something that you can't really see in real life and analyze there.
When you get the hang of it,you can read a picture like a book,like a special sight that enables you to see how a picture was made and use the same techniques in your art.
It is sad that people associate replicating with plagiarism,it's a little paranoid if you ask me.I am an artist myself and I learned everything I know by analyzing other's work because art classes were kind of too expensive...and this method is kind of like free art classes and you even get to be the teacher yourself

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really usefull

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That's very true. In fact, it's a well-known fact that in the early days, (i.e pre-renaissance) Medieval monks were first taught how to draw by replicating the images of monks that had gone before them. And we all know how amazing the illuminated manuscripts of those days were! Thanks VERY much for this tutorial, I'm sure it's bound to help me. *Pounces on the download button*

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thanks a lot, it's very helpful

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This tutorial's really awesome! Thanks

Is there anywhere else you have this for d/l? It's not working for me.

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I'm probably procrastinating right now.

right-click on download and click "save target as" (or "save link as" in firefox).If it still doesn't work I'll upload it somewhere.

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