Day 13 - Drawing - Iconic Movie Drawings - The Lord of The Rings
Gif version of the Drawing
The final state of the drawing with editing Kuni
The final state of the drawing without editing
Hello friends,
While I was thinking about what I can draw today, I thought of drawing iconic scenes of the movies I love very much. And I plan to do this in series for a while.
Today I'm going to draw a scene from the third movie which i chose, The Lord of the rings. Yes, it also has the feature of being the first movie I read and read this movie book. I even left the first movie with some disappointment. Unfortunately, the character of Tom Bombadil, which has a great place in the book, did not have a single frame in the movie. This was a very sad situation for me. Apart from that, the movie was very impressive. Here I take the film as a Trilogy and I draw the picture of the scene I like the most from 3 films. I looked at this when drawing this picture. The main reason for me to choose this scene is that the situation that gave its name to the first film and the first part of the book is reflected exactly in the cinemagraphically here and this image is slightly warmed inside. The concepts of friendship and friendship can be at the highest level in bad situations.
Anyway,This is the third drawing of the series, I hope you like it and I will continue to draw more...I add the drawing stages below in order...
Take care yourself and have a nice day everyone...!
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That's amazing, keep continue drawings, especially like these ones.
Wonderful drawing, I love the lord of the ring.
Drawing and gif well achieved inspired by The Lord of the Rings, that book and film of so much influence in the last decades. Greetings, @xxxthorxxx.
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Shame indeed that Tom Bombadil wasn't featured, but I guess they had to cut many things away from the movies since they're so long already!
Really nice drawing :)