Cover Art by Mikeall
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Description
Reworked idea for pretend cover commission. Poser to Photoshop. Postwork to contextualise the render within the booklet format. Thanks for viewing.
Comments (16)
Excellent...you've nicely recreated the feel of 1950's heroic fantasy cover art and of Frank Frazetta...!!!
Fantastic cover..Great work.
Nice. I have some old covers like that.
Super!! It's all there! Who can resist a beauty in rope bonds, a human skeleton, a sword stuck in the stone, raging monsters showing their teeth, and slants of rain. Thank you for bringing it all together in such interesting fashion. More please. Dick
Definitely worth half a crown! O.K. Maybe another couple o' bob to keep you happy. Reminds me of the old paperbacks, great idea.
Love the 'wet' look of the skin and the hair!!!
Another great one. Super posing. I'm a collector of Big Little books and have to say you're right on! Keep up the good work.
You captured that essential sense of peril. Of course if it was a TV episode, the next episode would start with the trolls much further back. Now if only she could reach that sword with her feet....
I look at the overall picture too much and forget about the little bits that make it all come together like the superb poses and props, excellent cover.
More wonderful work! I love the way you capture the tension of the scene with your classic composition (pillar/woman offset by trolls/apes, two central items -- sword/skeleton). Very clean. My only quibble is that her clothing blends in too much with the skin tones. A slightly lighter hue on the tunic/top with some trim along the hem might help differentiate them from her body. But, of course, I'm just nitpicking. Love it, as always.
Amazing work and so very pulp superb.............
Awesome. Love your work!
Outstanding!
Loves it! Keep it up! :)
Awesome work! Excellently posed and composited!
Great work!