LOK'TAR OGAR! (logo by Mr.G)

[Mr.Goblin]

hey there.. i'm right now working on a logo for my new project called Lok'Tar Ogar, leaded by the well known Linaze. Since This piece of art is a 8 hour process I decided to share it with you.

Scars of Conflict

enjoy and.. FOR THE HORDE!

P.S = to see it full size, double click the image and zoom it.

 

[mato2]

this is nice, i'd really like to see ya work, like a video or sumthing

 

[Deleted member 157129]

Good stuff, though the text is very basic and dominating, is that staying on like that?

 

[Jacky The turtle]

Good the qautlity or you even spell that word is Great special the shoulder is perfect

 

[Mr.Goblin]

Good stuff, though the text is very basic and dominating, is that staying on like that?

nahh.. it wasn't Orc-ish anof.. so Debode (aka Deolrin) remade the text for it

 

[ZIR]

This looks really nice.

 

[antihero]

Good result but I have to really question your workflow. You should really be putting down the basic colors and shading first before you move on to such intense detailing.

 

[Mr.Goblin]

Good result but I have to really question your workflow. You should really be putting down the basic colors and shading first before you move on to such intense detailing.

I have my own techniques..

and I do everything at athe same time.. wich takes less time for the same result

 

[antihero]

Well it's probably not a big deal for smaller subject images such as this but I would advise against working like this for larger paintings.

 

[Mr.Goblin]

Yeah.. Don't worry about it.. My technique is a step by step technique

My tutorials tells everything about how I work.

 

[PsychoNerdial]

My tutorial tells everything about how I work.

A bit of subtle advertising?
But seriously though, that orc looks great.

 

[Mr.Goblin]

A bit of subtle advertising?
But seriously though, that orc looks great.

hehe I didn't ment that, but baaaah, I did spent more than 80 hours on that tutorial, so if more people take a look, it would be cool. Even tought it's old, and I'm much better in digital art now, than the time when I made this tutorial, anyway...

/cheers!