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Submitted: January 25, 2006
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An anthropomorphic P-51 Mustang comes in for a landing.

I can't really say where this idea came from. I just really happen to like the old fighters of World War II. I also wanted to make a large digital picture.

I'm rather happy with this one, it took a lot less time than most of my usual digital stuff, and it came out fairly well. I think I'm finally figuring out a method for working in photoshop that I like. I also learned a lot about custom brushes.

Of course, if the pilot were smart he'd be landing into the wind, not with it. Let's just pretend that the winds shifted mid landing ;-).

Done in Photoshop 6.0 over scanned pencil sketch.
Daily Deviation, 2006-03-08

Daily DeviationCheck out the guns on Mustang Landing by ~turbofanatic, coming in to touchdown! A stunningly energetic artwork and a nice piece of design too. (Featured by `rocksicle)

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~zorye:iconzorye: Jan 25, 2006, 3:02:03 PM
haha that is so cool! XD I never woulda thought of making an anamorphic plane =D love the shading and the detail :clap:

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!roofies:iconroofies: Jan 25, 2006, 3:51:09 PM
Okay, now that is cool. It's great to see such original stuff, especially in the anthro gallery (which always seems so stagnant...).

Lovely interpretation of the fighter, it's very creative. I love the way you did the propeller - where it is and how it's drawn. The head in general is pretty sweet. :D The propeller looks very realistic and definitely like it's in motion. Good lighting, too. The shadows and highlights are pronounced without being tacky. I also like the composition, how there's nothing but sky behind the fighter.

The only nitpick I have is the grass in the foreground - while it's very good dramatically, it doesn't quite look right technically. Compared to the grass behind it, it seems rubbery, less stiff, and rounder.

Amazing work though! This is going into my faves, for sure. :heart:

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*beldolor:iconbeldolor: Jan 25, 2006, 4:07:28 PM
This is both one of the most awsome and disturbing things i've ever seen! :D Awsome exectution and kudos on the .... subject matter hehe
~Lucanis:iconLucanis: Jan 25, 2006, 5:50:57 PM
very nice detail! good stuff! :D

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=GearOtter:iconGearOtter: Jan 25, 2006, 6:29:26 PM
That is incredible. I am absolutely in love with the concept of this piece.

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*turbofanatic:iconturbofanatic: Jan 25, 2006, 9:02:21 PM
I'll see if I can fix up that grass. I couldn't figure out what was wrong with it until you mentioned the curviness. Thanks for the help, and I'm glad you enjoyed it!
~Enderby:iconEnderby: Feb 20, 2006, 6:20:15 PM
TT_TT no words....just....too....beautifull....

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war sucks...let's party!!!
`rocksicle:iconrocksicle: Mar 2, 2006, 5:44:52 PM
This is so slick and beautiful. I love your attention to detail, both in the picture and the point about the wind. Let's see if I can get you a bit more exposure.

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*turbofanatic:iconturbofanatic: Mar 2, 2006, 9:16:28 PM
Hey thanks! I'm really happy you enjoyed it. I like adding lots of details and I'm always happy when people notice them!
~cinicool:iconcinicool: Mar 8, 2006, 1:09:02 AM
Hey hey :)

Congrats on the DD, really happy for you :hug:

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