Double page Illustration by Mikeall
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Poser render reworked as fictious 'L&L' magazine illustration. Have been meaning to celebrate Anthony Appleyard's models (and passion) for a long time - a big thankyou!
Comments (15)
Jadelu
Very cool! Really nice postwork, it's a very convincing magazine illustration.
jharney
Super image
Tracesl
Fantastic image!
chippwalters
Nice rendering. Don't those guys know smoking underwater is dangerous to their health?
duo
wonderful!
stboettcher
very good. would love to see a little more bubbles comin' up - especially from that "submarine", but I am no specialist in underwater affairs so maybe I am wrong...
AwarenessLogic
...like it's from the era of Thunderball!
SnowSultan
Very nice as usual! I like that "FROGMEN STORIES!" with the exclamation point, it's just the kind of ridiculous excitement those older stories always tried to convey. :)
MarkHirst
Reminds me of those missions against the Tirpitz in WWII. Gotta wonder about the patrols though, all those bubbles rising to the surface like that.
ragouc
Superb. Great work and post-work. Stunning
sim3344
Fantastic work!!!
wingnut55
really good.(MarkHirst has a point. i think i read somewhere that ww2 frogmen had a recycled air device that did not produce bubbles?)
Mikeall
Worried about the bubbles myself - too keen to provide the appropriate setting I think! The recycled air device sounds right and I am sure Anthony Appleyard can help clear that one up! One's accuracy is often only as good as one's 'swipe file' they say - but what I like (and miss) about the annuals and 'educational' children's magazines some of my posts try to emmulate is how often they (the writers and illustrators) got it wrong. I like to think that even if I had a real-world commision to complete there would still be a temptation to favour the fiction over the fact. Thanks everyone for the comments and observations.
chrispoole
Another fine example of a cover, bubbles aside! superb work.
Anthony Appleyard
The bubbles are wrong for a rebreather: see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebreather . Bubbles would reveal the frogmen to surface patrols and guards. Splendid image. How do you get the comic-book printing effect?