Daren Horley is an artist who does texturing and designing for films and television shows. Some of the shows and movies he has designed on are the Dark Knight, Clash of the Titans, Superman Returns, and Fantastic Beasts 2.
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Matthew W
12/2/2019 09:02:39 am
Personally I don't like or dislike this art, it has good texture, shows a lot of value, and uses color to define the atmosphere. The artist plays around one central idea, which leads people to be interested, but not lead them to wonder.
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William Rehor
12/2/2019 09:02:52 am
Horley's work seems very professional, and he seems very talented. Some principals of design I see are proportion (he creates a realistic sense of distance), emphasis (usually through dynamic posing of the focus of the piece), and very obviously movement (though he does this not by using rhythm, but with motion blur and poses). All in all, I like this artist.
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Amr Khalaf
12/3/2019 08:19:56 am
This art does appeal to me, it is fantastic and it is like a the video games. He uses colors and shadows to define the things that is happing in the atmosphere
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Wyatt Conrad
12/3/2019 08:36:22 am
In all of Horley's pieces, there is a clear emphasis on a central object. Whether it be a plane, a swamp monster, or a snake, there is no doubting that there is a clear focus of each piece. I do like this artwork because of how professionally done it all is. I look at my movie poster and then back at his and realize.... I have a long way to go.
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12/3/2019 08:46:53 am
I do like his art, but the more I look at it, it doesn't really appeal to me. His art is really creative and adventurous, but I feel like the pictures that I see don't really tell me what his tastes are, who what he really likes to draw. Some principles of design I see in the paintings are preparation and emphasis. There is especially a lot of proportion in the plane paintings, which is really impressive. I know I say that he isn't my favorite artist but I wouldn't compare him to another artist, because I feel like that is necessary. Overall his art is good and impressive, but I'm not very interested in it.
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Jack Zhang
12/4/2019 08:52:39 am
This art does appeal to me but only the drawing of the creatures. I like how smooth the texture pops out at my eyes when I look at those pictures. The depictions of the dogfights seem like a totally different person drew it and the bullets and missiles aren't very realistic. The principles of art that I see are contrast, emphasis and movement. The person that doesn't like Horley's art might go to a digital artist that draws more realistically.
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Aidan Riechers
12/4/2019 08:52:50 am
I'm a big fan of Horley's pieces, and they manage to be simplistic and to the point. Not all works of art need to be abstract matters of the soul, these are just cool. The emphasis is my favorite principle it displays. It's perfect how he blends shading and contrast between foreground and background to create an emphasis (an UMPH) in the piece as a whole.
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Mathew Swenson-Lennox
12/5/2019 08:06:38 am
Horley's art is really nice. It somehow shows dedication and experimentalistic views in his art. I love it when people try new things on the spot.
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Tristan St. John
12/5/2019 08:08:08 am
This art does appeal to me. I think that it almost looks like a photograph which is cool. I especially like the pictures of the planes dog fighting. I think he uses emphasis well. you can easily tell what the picture is supposed to be about.
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Lindzey Del Rosario
12/5/2019 08:11:37 am
Yes, it does. I really like the his realistic artwork and how much detail he puts into his work. I would say that the principles of design would be texture, color, balance, movement, and emphasis. Since I really enjoy looking at these pieces, I would say that there is no other digital artist that I would compare to Daren Horely.
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Aaron Siddiq
12/5/2019 08:18:48 am
The art above appeals me a lot because he made designs for movies i like and a element he used was a lot of emphasis on his art work which meant there is a lot of detail with a lot of colors
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Anna Vanderbilt
12/5/2019 08:23:51 am
Horley is clearly extremely talented, and I really like all the detail he puts into each piece to make it look realistic and seamlessly put together. Some principles of art that are emphasized in his work are movement, emphasis, and contrast.
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Drew Flanders
12/5/2019 08:31:21 am
Yes this art is very appealing to me. The elements of value and color stand out to me. Texture is another big one and is gives the viewer a lot more to look at. Also all the pictures are very realistic. His work is nothing special but it is really good and straight pointed
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Srikar Paluri
12/5/2019 08:46:26 am
Horley's artwork is cool and is more comic-like. I reall like his artwork because it shows a lot of movement and action. The principles of design that I can see in Horley's artwork are balance, movement, pattern, and variety.
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Anthony Lin
12/5/2019 08:46:43 am
This artist's work appeals to me because of its level of detail that gives it realism. Principle's in Horley's art include Movement, shown by the smoke trails and lens flairs of moving planes and bullets, as well as Variety, as Horley's fills empty space with less important details to qualify his subjects.
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Nicholas Wang
12/5/2019 02:14:01 pm
Horleys art is somewhat appealing to me, the cover is kind of bland. I see a lot of value. There is emphasis on one part of each piece, the planes and creatures.
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Jorge
12/6/2019 08:54:59 am
His art really appeals me as there very interesting creatures and the art its self is just very great and detailed! The principles of are balance, movement, and variety. I really like this art so i wouldn't change the artist.
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Alex Nguyen
12/6/2019 08:59:14 am
I enjoy Horleys art because there is a lot of detail and it is realistic. The principles of design I notice are emphasis and movement.
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Abdurrahman Kazi
12/9/2019 08:32:54 am
I do like Horley's art, it seems very realistic and cool. He uses a variety of principles of design including emphasis, movement, and variety.
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Darya Daniliuk
12/18/2019 09:18:17 am
I'm not sure do I like his artist or not.. But he seems very professional.I like how he draw those airplanes, look so realistic! Principals of art - movement, texture, contrast, and value.
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