No Title? by Mikeall
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A splash page looking for a title? Poser figures for reference, Photoshop for litho-effct illustration, and pulp traditions for adventure. Thanks for looking.
Comments (9)
Try as I might, I don't see Emelia's head, which makes the heroic act of the Hooded Aviator look as though it was too late.
Great perspective and dynamic action. The postwork to approximate 1930s pulp is superb. Since we see a left thumb, we must be seeing her front. Have to agree with Mark about her missing head, even if tilted up to look at rescuer.
Great point of vue and sense of action ! Nice postwork ! Looks really like an old pulp illustration !! Excellent work !!
Great trio of styles. Super work.
Maybe the title should be something like "Forbidden Dirigible" since the Germans weren't allowed to build 'em after WW1, assuming your Aviator's name is Klaus :) Gary
Great job really has all the excitement of an action story.
Fantastic!
Just to echo MarkH a little, I must admit that I'm losing any sense of Amelia. Contrary to Mark I can make out her jaw line so I know her head is titled back. It's her lower half that seem to describe glute cheek and a broken leg which in relation to her breasts would also indicate a broken spine. Sorry, just how its coming across as a first time viewing. Great style as always and speculative fiction about the fate of Amelia Earhart is always interesting (to me).
Great. Parry the wind - high, low. Looks like a novel by Lazarus Long.