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Arrival in Utopia
Published: 2010-01-09 22:49:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 65094; Favourites: 2767; Downloads: 2926
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impressive attention on detail, congrats for the DD
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Wow! A Gun Moll!
What type of heater are you packing?
How many have you greased?
I am a musician, this is my instrument.
Well, Kill em dead at your next event!
Thanks.
Looks great.
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Dieselpunk... I like that, I can't wait to see the rest of your gallery. 
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CAN I POST THIS PIC ON MY PODCAST WEBSITE?
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This awesome pic reminds me the Western Railway Terminal in Budapest: [link]
Great job, congrat on DD!
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- Congrats on the well deserved DD!
Have a nice day!
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Makes me think of Ayn Rand's _Atlas Shrugged_. Nicely done, Lipatov.
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I had the same thought.
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There's something sexual about the front of that train haha :-P
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This is beautiful!!! How long did it take to make this?
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The BEST!
Could you make a lot of these type of illustration?
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You've captured the era very nicely, it gives off that classic 1940s America look and is full of impact and atmosphere, it draws you into the picture as though you were stood in that exact position, with the same mystery unfolding before you, "Who is she? Where is she from? What is her business here in Utopia? What's in the violin case?" Okay, that last question might be a result of playing too much Mafia II, but it fits with the time frame.
Glorious image, brilliantly portrayed. Brilliant work sir.
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Dieselpunk? Whoa, now that's what I'm talking about. Love the smooth style of the whole piece. Proportion, shading, detail, every aspect is really sharp. I've always had a thing for the Noir feel, and you've really nailed it. Sure the train stands out, but it's the details, like the coupling device at the train's front, the way all the characters in the background stand so naturally, the sign you can't quite make out to the left and under the Utopia lettering, the number on the train... Bravo with all awesomeness and stuff.
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really nice work! super sharp styling in the clothing, and i am guessing that the violin case does not contain a violin...?
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Π‘ΠΏΠ°ΡΠΈΠ±ΠΎ. ΠΡΠ±Π»Ρ ΡΡΡ ΠΈΠ³ΡΡ.
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Hmmm... It's very very nice especially the train looks so good... But...it's sort of strange...Since its traditional art its unusual in some ways... How.. i mean with what did you make it, if its not a secret?
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This is a wonderful drawing of a very fascinating setting. Everything's drawn so well, and I like how it's not colored in, just shaded. Gives me the impression of a black and white film and a graphic novel. Do you illustrate graphic novels? You should. I'm sure people would buy this sort of thing.
The title's kind of ironic, too, because, while it's evident from the background that "utopia" is the name of the place that we're looking at and it doesn't mean the land of perfection that the name is usually associated with, it still makes you wonder if we really are looking at utopia. Is this utopia? It's a rhetorical question, but, if it is, then utopia's sure interesting, but it's not the amazing world that it's made out to be.
Actually, I'm looking at this, and I think it looks like the opening shot of a dieselpunk movie. And I don't mean that the drawing would be transposed into a live-action context. I mean it would look like the film equivalent of a graphic novel. At any rate, I know there's a story here. I'm interested in that woman. I want to know where she's come from and where she's going.
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