Cover Art by Mikeall
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Thanks to voodoo, deci6el, zboyi for the advice pertaining to the overall design of the last post - herein incorporated with the same content (different POV).
Comments (18)
Wonderful as always. The wear on the magazine cover is fantastic!! Great job!
Another great entry in your gallery! I like the unified color scheme you chose for the primary image. It is complemented nicely by the brick red of the cover elements. I also like the wet sheen you achieved on the creature. My one concern is the composition. Although it's suitably static and appropriate for a cover of this time, I can't help but feeling I'd like to see more of her expression to help me gauge the emotional tone of the piece. Without her expression or a stronger use of body language, she seems almost uninterested in her own fate. Also, the tail interferes with us getting a clear shot of her breast (and you KNOW I'd like to see more of her breast ;-). I suspect that removing that tail would strengthen the composition by helping us more easily differentiate between the two principle figures. Also, consider lightening up on the skull in the foreground. I almost didnt see it there at first glance. This element definitely would help set the emotional tone. Hmmm. Looking at it closer, Im even more taken by your restraint in the background. Whereas many (including me) would have overdone the use of fog/mist, you resisted the urge and really helped pull our eyes to the creature and the woman. I really like that. Thanks again for sharing your boffo work!
You should do a tutorial on making the "wear and tare" look so realistic. I'd almost believe that I really was looking at a pulp magazine from the 30's. Very nice work!
FANTASTIC AND GREAT JOB!!!!bravo!V:DDD
I love this kind of work! Very good!
Very good, I really like this, very nostalgic.
really like u're style mate, great coverart!!! poor little guy, all he needs is a hanky, and maybe a hug :)
I do enjoy your retro covers! Excellent work, and I love how you get your credits on the actual cover! Fantastic!
This is excellent! Personally, I would not change a thing. I can take the entire scene in a single glance, and from there my gaze can easily drift around the scene to pick out more subtitle details.
Very nice work
Fantastic image as always, i love the style.
Awesome. Very clever work!!!
Cool cover art, excellent distress;)
excellent cover deisgn!... PERFECT!!!
A thoroughly convincing tribute to the wonderful pulp sci-fi mags. Great job
Wonderful!A genuine pulp magazine seems to have revived exactly. It is an image of my favor.
Heavens! Margaret Brundage and Frank Kelly Freas couldn't have done it better!
Very impressive!