Cover Art by Mikeall

Poser • Fantasy • posted on Jun 20, 2006

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Wanted to try what is almost emblematic among cover images for fantasy magazines - and to see how many figures the render could handle. Mainly filters and layer blends for the postwork. Thanks for viewing.

Comments (15)

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spetzarv

6:05AM | Tue, 20 June 2006

Great painterly feel to this illustration. Definately has that Heavy Metal look, could use some blood splatters to give the event more of a 'life or death' tension.

ThePinkus

6:21AM | Tue, 20 June 2006

Wonderful image! Very effective in recalling an old magazine's cover!

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Tracesl

6:47AM | Tue, 20 June 2006

wonderful concept and style, looks fantastic.

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Riguel

6:56AM | Tue, 20 June 2006

Fabulous! Smell of old time...

ghoyle1

7:23AM | Tue, 20 June 2006

I really admire the way you do the covers.

roomy999

9:12AM | Tue, 20 June 2006

Where's the nudity warning?

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deci6el

9:51AM | Tue, 20 June 2006

Yes, Mike, foreshame! Nudity: Evil! Death and Mutilation: Not even worth mentioning. Sheesh! Nice work on posing the bad guys and interesting patina on them too, like old copper statues come to life and then dead again. Helmet-girl is a little too distracted to be long for this world. Heavy Stone, lol, probably a more appropriate name. ; ) Great work.

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shutterb

10:25AM | Tue, 20 June 2006

Cool style... Well done...

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papachile

10:31AM | Tue, 20 June 2006

I love the fantasy magazine look! really takes me back! WOW!

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thefixer

1:59PM | Tue, 20 June 2006

Excellent work, I like it!!

Hopalong

6:39PM | Tue, 20 June 2006

No, no--Screaming Stone (Metal Hurlant), much earlier, of which HM was a (licensed and deliberate) American ripoff, and which rip was never quite as wild or as good as the original. It was HM really "discovered" Corben, for example, long before any greater audience in les Etats Unis knew him from rat butt. Old issues still worth reading if you can get your hands on them....Genius in France, Genius in France, hehe.(nice job, with a smile)

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