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Submitted: May 24, 2007
File Size: 187 KB
Image Size: 187 KB
Resolution: 626×1010
Comments: 154
Favourites & Collections: 361 [who?]
Views
Total: 17,753
Today: 16
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Total: 189
Today: 0
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Savage City
Acrylic; approx 8.5" x 13.5"
Novel cover for the Robert Earl book of the same title.
© Games Workshop
Original artwork sold.
The swashbuckler hero and his sidekick stand back to back against the mainmast as their enemy mass around them.
Insurmountable odds? I think not!
The focus of the cover very much needed to be the hero. I tried to achieve that a number of ways throughout the composition and rendering.
The hero is the only figure looking directly out of the picture, whilst all the other characters are very keenly focused on him. I reinforced this effect by the colour scheme. The Hero has the strongest value contrast, blacks and whites, along with the colour contrast of being in a red-brown spotlight against the aquamarine surroundings.
The sail was left as a blank expansive area so that the title could be placed there.
Lastly his knowing smile tells us what he thinks about his predicament.
Acrylic; approx 8.5" x 13.5"
Novel cover for the Robert Earl book of the same title.
© Games Workshop
Original artwork sold.
The swashbuckler hero and his sidekick stand back to back against the mainmast as their enemy mass around them.
Insurmountable odds? I think not!
The focus of the cover very much needed to be the hero. I tried to achieve that a number of ways throughout the composition and rendering.
The hero is the only figure looking directly out of the picture, whilst all the other characters are very keenly focused on him. I reinforced this effect by the colour scheme. The Hero has the strongest value contrast, blacks and whites, along with the colour contrast of being in a red-brown spotlight against the aquamarine surroundings.
The sail was left as a blank expansive area so that the title could be placed there.
Lastly his knowing smile tells us what he thinks about his predicament.
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The color scheme choice for making the hero stand out works very well. And you know he's going to sweep the deck with the minotaurs ass after dispatching all the buccaneers. The sidekick going to get it though. Too bad for him.
The knowing smile on the heros face could have been a bit more obvious. Now it's shows only slightly and is easily missable.
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Amazing work
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I must say that i like the clothes and the wolfthings drool
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This is really wonderful, looks just like I'd imagine a ship-bound swashbuckling battle to look
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