Re: Pulp City
Posted: 4 Nov 2009, o 12:17
Both are pretty nice. I especially like the one with the little dragon on his shoulder. 
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Re: Pulp City
Posted: 7 Dec 2009, o 12:33
Re: Pulp City
Posted: 7 Dec 2009, o 12:37
now that's cool. very cool. almost as good as the artwork and in almost the same mood/style - which is pretty rare these days, I am afraid.
well done, guys!
well done, guys!
Re: Pulp City
Posted: 7 Dec 2009, o 16:54
I don't get it. Why did here hand and leg break off?
Re: Pulp City
Posted: 7 Dec 2009, o 16:58
did they break off? I thought they kind of disappeared or dematerialized.... Like being in different dimensions - a part of her is here, a part of her is not...
now take this:
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now take this:
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Posted: 7 Dec 2009, o 18:01
I have spotted 2 differences - her right arm and tail are "de materialized" on the art and in real the are still visible 
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because the face looks almost the same as the concept!
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because the face looks almost the same as the concept!Re: Pulp City
Posted: 7 Dec 2009, o 18:26
it is Kitty Cheshire - a cat from Allice in Wonderland - the one that disapears end reapears .. some time's partialy ..I don't get it. Why did here hand and leg break off?
ye that heall of a mini .. alrdy wolontured as a buyer
Kitty is a Level 1 H/V from the Otherside faction, but she can drop her allegience thanks to the new Freelancer skill.
Concept by Melvin de Voor, Sculpted by James van Schaik and painted by Nomic.
Re: Pulp City
Posted: 7 Dec 2009, o 20:31
Nice different concept and the execution aint half bad either...
Re: Pulp City
Posted: 19 Dec 2009, o 10:25
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Click to see full-sized imageVector, more of a data bit than a human, is able to replicate only one emotion: crazy love for Kitty. He used to be human, one of New Port's many lowlives until the job, that changed his life.
A mysterious contractor paid him for stealing a bit of the C.O.R.E.'s code. Even though he succeeded against all odds, Heavy Metal leader's programming was so powerful that it morphed the thug into what is now know as Vector.
Vector is Melvin de Voor's concept, sculpted by James van Schaik and comes with three Pixel counters that can morph into a powerful Mega Pixel Minion.
Re: Pulp City
Posted: 19 Dec 2009, o 13:26
Pretty good and close to the art. The reds could have been 'redder' Imo as they are a bit pale-ish now...