Done for [link]
Some preconcept 'set pieces' that went hand in hand with a flurry of designs
Had lots of creative freedom at this point, and I went with a modular weapon/shield for the marines in this piece. It can have components swapped out in/on a large robust carrier frame.
Visually, conventional arms proportions felt small to me on the battlesuits at the time.
Ok, so i just really had the most fun painting the 'death from above' nutcase at the far right
You can tell he's having fun too. He's not even paying attention to his officer leading the charge!
Shrapnel (c) Zombie Inc. 2007, All rights reserved
Some preconcept 'set pieces' that went hand in hand with a flurry of designs
Had lots of creative freedom at this point, and I went with a modular weapon/shield for the marines in this piece. It can have components swapped out in/on a large robust carrier frame.Visually, conventional arms proportions felt small to me on the battlesuits at the time.
Ok, so i just really had the most fun painting the 'death from above' nutcase at the far right
You can tell he's having fun too. He's not even paying attention to his officer leading the charge!Shrapnel (c) Zombie Inc. 2007, All rights reserved
- Rayn
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.....have a nice day
If anything, if I were to say: turn this into a Power Card, what do you imagine would it say?
On that note I'd just add that for myself in particular, painted comics(even for an artist who is used to filtering stuff visually)-- can indeed be very draining mentally to both comprehend and keep pace with if not done exquisitely.
Thanks for your time!
That, and exactly as you said-- it mostly was about going for a WYSIWYG no-frills, gritty, shot by shot account of what combat in such an imagined theatre would really feel like if you were a journalist or even behind the suit visor