Hunters by lwperkins
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
(Bug Comic)
Here is an artist's rendering of the burning of Gresham. It's in the Ellesburg War museum, and it was carefully cleaned up of dead persons so as not to offend any Aer visitors, and probably contains other inaccuracies as well. I am suspicious of the helmets that the Aer clearing team is wearing, since the helmets have "ears", but the uniforms and weapons are correct. The original Aer ran on their toes, in that odd hunched position you see here, and hunted by smell as well as sight. They could easily outrun a human in a short sprint, though humans have more endurance. And they are tall, around 6'5" in old measuring units.
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The uniforms are Xurge's excellent HEV suit for M4, which is incredibly detailed, though it does not have the force field underlay you can see in the Aer in front.

Comments (46)
Another brilliant scene with wonderful post paint. The uniforms are great, and the city is incredible.
very impressive.your work is very memorable
Excellent sciFi scene!
Oh that's shmexy looking!
awesome :-) hugs
What a cool scene!!!!!!!!
Great scene! Most excellent outfits, landscape and composition :)
Wow...how did I miss this! Not the typical Bug Comic scene, I guess. It is amazing work....you do destruction well!! ;)
That hunch-y, running on toes thing kinda freaks me out! I wouldn't want to see one of them coming after me, that's for sure! Looks like something creepy under one of those rocks, too... O.o Awesome "fire"-works you've done here! :O)
fantastic scene
Excellent work on this picture, Lynn! Nice job!
Marvelous work!!!
Very cool, love the suits!
Has a real pop-art appeal to it. Like from a 70s horror style magazine. I like the way the details of the scene radiate from the off center pit. Spooky work.
This is a very beautiful and very nice!
Faaaantastic!!