Green Lama by Mikeall
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Finally, the cover as produced by Airship 27 Productions and Cornerstone Book Publishers. Details of cover production process at http://www.airship27.com/
Comments (15)
Looks good, especially given the short time spent actually painting it.
You did an excellent work for this real cover !! Well done !
Another great piece. Thank you for showing the process, very inspiring.
Now with the title and everything, I like it better, even if colorized!
Congratulations on getting this commission. Top marks.
Very nice!
Just goes to show all your work paid off! Congratulations :-)
Wow! Great work, congratulations!
A mysterious hero like "The Phantom" and an exotic setting somewhere around the white spots still remaining on the world map. Exactly the ingredients the original pulps were made of. On the spot.
Superb painting, love your style!
Really works, the integration of text and picture are spot on!
Super work. The lettering works well, especially to lessen the impact of the tail in our faces.
Hey Mike, congrats and well done. Sounds like a great team to work with. I notice this is posted in 2D. Is that because you painted over everything or was there no 3D element in the process this time? Just curious if you did go "traditional" on this commission was that a prerequisite or a choice? And then maybe I should ask is it electronic paint? Here in this place I usually assume but you've got the look down I can no longer tell if it is real world media or made in The Matrix. ; )
For deci6bel, initial concept on paper, worked up a scene in poser as a proposition. Returned to paper by request and painted first a line and wash composition to refine ideas and then to a full acrylic painting on board. A scan was sent to publishers.
Very nice!