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No escape
By VulnePro
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Swiftly the assassin lines up it's weapon...
A Tappco manufactured sendai SADUS assassin right before taking out an informant who had thought he was safe... apparently not. This is an older image art piece originally done in 2002. I decided to go in and do some major color tweaks and add new little touches all over for a much stronger image than the original was. I always dug the basic shot so it was fun to pimp it out to the feel and atmospherics of the new material posted and to come. The background was a rendered pencil illustration that I kept rather dark in the photoshop layer in order to keep the grit of the pencil work for a dirty feel to the environment. I also wanted to amp up the noir atmospherics so the colors and lighting went darker this time. The weapon the little sendai (only 4 feet tall) is wielding is a Dies (Deese) shettier. More work is on the way.
Cheers!
Pencil, inks, digital colors Photoshop CS3
A Tappco manufactured sendai SADUS assassin right before taking out an informant who had thought he was safe... apparently not. This is an older image art piece originally done in 2002. I decided to go in and do some major color tweaks and add new little touches all over for a much stronger image than the original was. I always dug the basic shot so it was fun to pimp it out to the feel and atmospherics of the new material posted and to come. The background was a rendered pencil illustration that I kept rather dark in the photoshop layer in order to keep the grit of the pencil work for a dirty feel to the environment. I also wanted to amp up the noir atmospherics so the colors and lighting went darker this time. The weapon the little sendai (only 4 feet tall) is wielding is a Dies (Deese) shettier. More work is on the way.
Cheers!
Pencil, inks, digital colors Photoshop CS3
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Thanks a lot for those comments
I haven't seen the video you spoke of so I'll have to check that out. Indeed I wasn't shooting for an uber crazy sexy look for this thing, I think you got the idea right off. I wanted it to look unique and nondescriptly intimidating, more a quiet menace in it's simplicity.


If I got the concept right away, that's cuz it was well put together. Here's that video, if you're interested: [link] --directed by Katsuhiro Ottomo, I believe (Akira creator/artist). Worth a quick look. Has a similar future-noir back-alley grit.
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