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"A Night at the Cemetary ´Onaia II´" by Mark Andrew Goldfine

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SciFi and Fantasy Art A Night at the Cemetary ´Onaia II´ by Mark Andrew Goldfine

This is an experiment for me, working with a variety of different pencils instead of just the one tech-pencil. I have gone through every pencil, from H to B7! Also, I tried to give the various elements their own value, having the woman in the front and the statue of the “angel” in the back. It was a fun experiment. Anyway, this is another drawing of Onaia, the Necromancer. Thanks Terrance, for the costume idea… and other attributes ;) H to B7 Graphite Pencils on A-4 Drawing Paper.

Date	Name	Comment
29 Sep 2003	Mart D. Chandler	Loading... I sit in awe....darn pencil pushers....the ole fashioned way is still by far tops in my book....everyone give up digital and lets take on a real challenge...lead to paper. Mark my man you have got it going on!!!!!!!!!! Good gooblie goo she looks good.....
1 Oct 2003	Patrick B. Boyle	Loading... Incredible picture.The use of the different pencils really help set the perspective in your work.It really brings the main character right to the front of the picture and sets the background apart.Great work,you are the master!!
1 Oct 2003	Angela Wenzel	Loading... Great stuff, Mark! Truly incredible! Amazing job on her face and costume, especially. I can't wait to see your Havenbrook contest picture!
2 Oct 2003	Angelman	Loading... I just love the expression on the brute-thug-monster-giant thing beside her. He looks CUTE in a bisare kinda way. Marvelous as always Mark bows head Angelman
2 Oct 2003	Laura Rhoades-Stovall(Redelf)	Loading... whoa
3 Oct 2003	Irene L. Kwak	Loading... That is a very interesting technique. Even though the woman is so obvious and dark colored. Stil the lightly sketched figures in the back are stil as obvious and demanding to be seen.
23 Oct 2003	Rachael Evans	Loading... What a great atmosphere! Her feathers look so soft and real. The misty effect makes it kind of spookey ^^ The other figures in the background really do demand the attention of the viewer, the composition as a whole is incredible!! Not that we expect anything less from you Mark!
8 Dec 2003	Martin Vire	Loading... Very cool Goldfine! It has that "Goldfine-esque" feel to it that I like so much. Great sense of depth to it too. You are the man
12 Aug 2006	Rayne Valeria Belasco	Loading... Beautiful, all four of them, you're truly good with shades of gray. Mark Andrew Goldfine replies: "Thanks again, Rayne "
24 Aug 2008	Pavel Kovalančík	Loading... Hello. I wouldsay Icommented this before, but i could no see the comment. This is great. I love the lightly shaded background and beings. But surely the nicest thing is the woman in front. Perfect pose, face, clothes. Nicely used white of a paper.
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About 'A Night at the Cemetary 'Onaia II'':

• Status: OK
• Created by:

Mark Andrew Goldfine
• Copyright: ©Mark Andrew Goldfine. All rights reserved!

• Keywords: Woman, Necromancer, Witch, Gothic, Wizard, Goth
• Categories: Mythical Creatures & Assorted Monsters, Vampires, Zombies, Undeads, Dark, Gothic, Wizards, Priests, Druids, Sorcerers..., Woman, Women
• Techniques: Pencil/Graphite Pen
• Submitted: 2003-09-21 19:13:54
• Views: 2412
• Resolution: 489x700

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