Sloan's Law (cover art) by Xanthmann
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I took a few hours putting this one together, but seeing as how I didn't start until 1:30 in the morning, I don't think it's half bad.
The important thing is what 'you' the viewer thinks. Please be honest, after all, I am trying to hone my abilities for commercial work...hopefully very soon...I pray.
Thank you for the view and I also pray you have a blessed day!
Comments (11)
I think it's excellent work, but without knowing how you did it, it's hard to say more.
This's absolutely amazing ! Great job !
impressive and very amazing creativity !!!
A few layers in Photoshop 7 with various layer options, dry brushed, beveled and embossed letters with drop shadow. Things like that. Oh I did have to make a copy of the hand and place it over the gun, as well as change the fingers from an open hand to a grasping hand. I have a stock pile of pics, but you never seem to have the exact one you are after it seems.
Excellent, but where's the story! I hope you don't have writers block!
Oh, I don't have a block...anymore. I was just up late coming up with cover art. Is this a cover that would get your attention?
Very Cool,Great Job
Superb! It is truly phenomenal. I thank you for this great one. 5+!!
It almost works, but looks too photoshopped. Composing Poser on top of a Photo is risky at best. The thing that catches my attention is that the character stands out from the photo. If that's the idea, you nailed it. But if you wanted the character to be a part of the photo, you missed it slightly. Maybe a hint of blue lighting on the character?
Have you ever read the Executioner by Don Pendelton? This cover is supposed to do some of what his did. The character in the foreground, some action in the middle-ground and explosions and the like in the background. All separate from each other, but telling different parts of the same story. I am working on several projects at one time, so it will be a little bit before I think I can post something else.
Excellent....