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Ulysses3DArt — Into Darkness
Published: 2014-07-18 17:50:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 928; Favourites: 9; Downloads: 0
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Something I worked on on and off during the past two weeks while studying for my finals. Came out completely different from what I had planned but oh well...I like those movie poster/book cover thingies. Jonathan and Velkan surrounded by Lily, Dick and "the villain", won't tell more about him just now. The next chapter of the story is almost done and should be online soon-ish.
Crappy title is crappy but it's so hot in Germany at the moment my brain refuses to be creative.
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the no-noseys are a creative addon XD. i can't look at them for long tho' *scared*.. lol. Jon looks totally different from today, more grungey, a lot harder.. cool poster style, very cinematographic ^^
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They even battle the no-noseys at one point, both in that version and with the later designs XD
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they make for excellent antagonists! i just can't watch them closely - while i love demons, vampires, and all kind of other creatures of all types, i'm scared shitless by zmobie or real rotten/ugly undead or skeletal-ish characters, for real XDD (my loo pic was an exception, while creating the scene i didn't watch the skele prop too closely, avoided looking at the skull, which anyways faces backwards!! also it's the 1st time ever i even feature one).
but per se, the scene looks great, real action, especislly how the top left one crawls into the pic ^^
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Thank you 
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Chapter 1 and 2 are in my gallery here. I have tons more but it needs some proof-reading first
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To celebrate what exactly? 
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Well, it seems that we threw a part - to celebrate your accomplishment - and you didn't show up!
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Noseless lovelies are lovely. Look right sick and scary. I approve ^^
When you make it into a regular poster or cover, I'd have the main chars look at the audience with the villain and his lovelies looking at their backs. That way, I'd connect to / identify with the protagonists, and the evil one is seen as a menace for the nice guys, not as a menace for the reader.
Two cent psychology: off.
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I see what you mean, actually I had everyone look at the camera first but changed it. I kinda liked this "They are oblivious to the danger" thing because over huge parts of the story they are rather in the dark about bad guy and his no-noseys
Dank dir!
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