Cover Art by Mikeall
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Poser render composited in Photoshop. Pulp/magazine characters are often placed unrealistically close to one other? Works most of the time though! Learning from the old masters!
Comments (12)
Captures imo the spirit of those old magazines!Cool!
Super piece of work! Terrific poses, characters, and backdrop - EXCELLENT!!
This way cool! I love the whole look and feel of the classic pulp mags and books. Love the expressions on both of them. Excellent artwork!
Great composition as usual! While you have once again captured the period, I have to laugh that any designer would think that if Air tanks were neccessary that a short skirt would go well with that. Thank Dior for short skirts and God for what fills them. Nice work.
Great layout, really looks like a mag cover. Excellent work!
I really love this series of images you are doing!!!! EXCELLENT work!! VOTE!
Great classic cover V!
The combination of skimpy outfit and air tanks reminds me of an old SF film where visitors to Mars have no need for space suits but the martians they meet are all suited up...
I really like the way you put these together. Awesome Work!!!
I have a few of these mags, good stories and pictures. They don't have anything like this now.
Wonderful! I loved EPIC ILLUSTRATED when I was younger, and this is a great homage to that series (in fact, I think I have the issue you scanned this from -- I recognize the colors). The pose and figures are GREAT! I particularly like the way you put the credits right on the cover. Very clever. The two things I would suggest to improve the image would be to add some more light to her head/helmet. She seems a bit dark compared to the rest of the image (nothing a little tweaking with the Levels tool can't fix, though). I think youll be surprised at how much this would strengthen the composition of the entire image. Also, I would suggest adding a subtle brown fill behind the letters to the letters next to the monster's leg. We're losing the "V" in Victoria, and a few other letters, down in that area. When putting words over an image, consider using an old magazine trick: blur the photo around the letters just a little bit and add a soft gradient fill (in this case black or dark brown, but dont overdo it). This removes a little bit of the detail from the background photo which is clashing with the letters, thus making the letters more legible. Of course, these are just minor suggestions. This is already a GREAT and FUN image. Thanks for taking me back to the spicy pulp days when mini-skirted space bimbos were menaced by lecivious space trolls! Bravo!
Another cool image. fantastic stuff!!!