Romantically Apocalyptic

Never played Killzone.
Though many people say they look like soldiers (??) from the game.
 
Seconded.

It's not even remotely funny, which is a shame since, as a webcomic, if you take out the funny you're left with nothing but a bunch of nice visuals...
What a waste of an impressing good artist...
 
It appears that massive NMA visits now killed the site. I get strange errors while trying to open it.
 
Read GWTB. Like the humour, but it's sad it's not an active comic. RAC on the other hand is updated every week or so.
 
I think its great. Its relatively lighthearted but otherwise a great effort. Dont forget to like things once in a while people.
 
I really wonder how one manages to make such detailed drawings. This has to literally takes ages till completed. But then again, I have no clue about drawing on PC.
 
Started reading with misgivings, stopped when I got to the "feel like I forgot something" joke.
 
Surf Solar said:
I really wonder how one manages to make such detailed drawings. This has to literally takes ages till completed. But then again, I have no clue about drawing on PC.

I guess it's made from a mix of photographs, effects, and parts that are hand-drawn. When I say hand, I mean photoshop and a tablet.
Very few are the digital artists that don't use photos as base material anyway, mostly for textures.
With a little talent you can really create wonders in a few dozens of minutes, I remember some live videos of this, I'll guess I'll go digging for them.

EDIT : Found them : http://www.hydropix.com/tutorial.htm
You can see how he uses photo incrustation like any other tool
 
Arr0nax said:
Surf Solar said:
I really wonder how one manages to make such detailed drawings. This has to literally takes ages till completed. But then again, I have no clue about drawing on PC.

I guess it's made from a mix of photographs, effects, and parts that are hand-drawn. When I say hand, I mean photoshop and a tablet.
Very few are the digital artists that don't use photos as base material anyway, mostly for textures.
With a little talent you can really create wonders in a few dozens of minutes, I remember some live videos of this, I'll guess I'll go digging for them.

Would be nice for some little hands up, I am just interested how this is done. ;)

EDIT: Thanks, watching now!

EDIT²: The video is pretty fast, I can't even see the single steps he does. :shock:
 
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