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June 26, 2014
Twilight Visits the Sky. by viwrastupr and Huussii started as a sketch by viwrastpur and was passed back and forth between the two artists until it became this stunning painting. This work has an amazing use of light, contrast and depth. A wonderful example of collaboration.
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Description
A collaboration between myself and 
based on Yellowstone's famous waterfall.
I've been there a couple of times and it was really satisfying to get it down digitally.
Narratively I imagine this as Twilight's first time ascending to the clouds under her own power, so she takes some time to think and admire the view.
Edit: HOLY CRAP A DAILY DEVIATION. All of my hugs go out to for making this piece with me. Go visit his stuff, he's awesome!
I would be chagrin if I failed to mention that I do commissions: viwrastupr.deviantart.com/art/…
based on Yellowstone's famous waterfall.I've been there a couple of times and it was really satisfying to get it down digitally.
Narratively I imagine this as Twilight's first time ascending to the clouds under her own power, so she takes some time to think and admire the view.
Edit: HOLY CRAP A DAILY DEVIATION. All of my hugs go out to
for making this piece with me. Go visit his stuff, he's awesome!I would be chagrin if I failed to mention that I do commissions: viwrastupr.deviantart.com/art/…
Image size
1600x978px 930.84 KB
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Revisiting this again, this is so heaven like and giving me a "What Dreams may come" vibe. I imagine this is how Twilight's world would look realistically outside of the cartoon style, though the ponies still retain a cartoon aesthetic in the realistic style here. I should look take a look and see what else you and Huussii have done. I am imagining places like Queen Crysalis's home being a desolate nightmare landscape in your's and Huussii's style. I am going to see more. 