Jonah Hex was OK. Josh Brolin got you into the character. One problem it had was it tried to tell an Old Wild Wild West story instead of doing something with the strengths that it had.
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4 comments:
Lovely mood to it. Great old tree texture.
Needs a unifying pass, lose a lot of eye catching highlighting on the lower trunk. I'll make changes to all of them in the 'signature' phase. My brush stamp signature will be the last thing I put on all of them. As I pull them up, I'll do a last dabble.
Looks great. Trees are amazing characters, aren't they?
Love it!
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