Feb 3rd 2005
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I figured I might as well start off with one of my gems.
It's a picture I worked with for several months before I was reasonably content with it. Everything is drawn by me digitally except the buildings (which are a heavily modified screenshot).
This is General Akaine Hameonna. She's my main/fave character that I will publish something about someday in my dreams. Here she is illustrating a point very emotionally-- that we should not sacrifice others or be sacrificed for anything that doesn't truly support the propagation of a peaceful and united mankind. Which IS what we all want, trust me.
Personally, I'm proud of the wounds, gun, and muzzle-flare(rox!).. Although, there's a technical error that I never got around to fixing.. can you find it?!
Comments pleease..
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The Red Risky Says:
the fact that there is no bullets being fed into the gun?
littlegoblet Says:
wow this is fantastic. You collaborated this pic perfectly. And the detail is awsome. She is certainly one tough mumma. Reminds me of some cool fighting games. Hey she doesn't need to feed bullets into the gun cause has infinite ammo. 'giggles'
I wouldn't have picked it out cause the impact of the whole picture realy grabs your attention
mirrormirror Says:
I love the structure you managed to put everywhere on the figure. Very nicely done!
shedemonwolf Says:
Good use of a modified photo for the background. I couldn't tell that it was not drawn in digitally like the rest. Awsomeness!
ninjailookupto Says:
It's realistic up to the point of seeing a woman standing up and shooting an M60 with one hand. An m60 is so powerful it needs two hands and should be mounted to be effective, and that's with trained men (i'm not being sexist but men are physically more powerful in most cases). But never mind my nit-picky attitude. Awesome job.
rajginkisaragi Says:
This is amazing! The fire in the background help make her stand out more from the background. And of course adding more details to the picture!
But the one thing in this picture that really impressed me, was her wounds and the blood run. I'm in total awe...