Amazing landscape paintings, should I say. I like so much your warmness-and-coolness gradation - this makes objects feel more texturised and alive!
And your glowing effect from the water on the first painting and from the stones on the second is astonishing.
Thank you, really happy to hear that!
Ah. Can't even imagine how difficult that's gonna be, at the same time, possibly rewarding when you see everything coming together. None of the less, look forward for it, and can't wait to see more of this passion project of yours.
Very cool paintings! nice style!! I like them all, but what happened to those buildings in the second ones? are they meant to be that way?
I really love your style! As someone who completely sucks at creating environments I am in awe
Really love how you make these images glow. These backgrounds really have a nice stylistic consistency to them that gives a very nice atmosphere and emotion. Can't wait to see the animation you're working on.
Chipping away at this thing here, mainly just cleaning up the brush work and stuff like that now, and thought someone might find it fun to see the incredible 3D blocking I started with, the red road is the run path for the character.
@stealcase thanks man, much appreciated ^^
Might be useful to someone for sketching landscapes and things, pretty straightforward and quick way of doing perspective grids though not super precise.
- Ignore, much better way down below.
Man your art is stunning. every single one of your pieces a love them, the colors, the composition, everything. I can't wait to see more of your artwork. 
Why not use the polygon tool instead Jes? Like you can do it at a much faster speed with the polygon. Not sure you already knew of that method.
Hah god damnit! That's way better, thanks for the tip ^^
Your artwork is so good, the amount of detail is amazing. I would love to see the process in the making of your art.
Thanks ^^ I have a few process .gifs here https://www.artstation.com/artwork/xB6vm
You have some beautiful colors and environment design, not much to say other than this 
Oh geez, look at those mountains. Even back when you first started you were amazing. Too much talent.
It'll be fun to see how your animation turns out in the end.
Its phenomenal to see the amount of hard work that comes into play from starting where you were and to where you are now. We're speaking about how many hours of practice her on a daily basis since the time you started?
Many hours but it could have been better, have had a few long breaks for painting, you know the everything is shit kind of breaks and you dont paint for a few months. but in the last 2 years-ish, it began to click, now it's just finding the time to actually paint that can be trouble hehe.
Also just letting a painting take the time it need to get done, if it takes a week or something I think its really good for ones process, slow down and enjoy it and listen to a good audio book.
