Welcome to Cambrian Moons on Renderosity, the second home for my artwork and stories. I've been creating pictures since 2000. I started with Bryce and Truespace, before moving to Vue, Poser 6 and Hexagon in 2005.
Since 2010, I have been using Cinema 4D, Poser 9 and Interposer Pro for modelling and scene rendering.
My number one subject has always been science fiction with influences from Jim Burns, Chris Moore and Fred Gambino.
Images from 2004 onwards are part of an evolving storyline.
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Comments (15)
Gog
I think you've done a good job here, it drew me into the story really well.
Bea
Wow. I like the comic strip style - though I am sure its more work for you
Danceswithroos
I recon you managed to pull it off mate. Fantastic work!
duncanlong
Beautiful job -- are you working toward a whole comic book (that would be some task!). The only problem I see is that I find the light print a little hard to read against the light background (in the upper left panels). Perhaps a darking shadowing behind them? -D
Denger
I can understand why this would pose a challenge to illustrate; most of the 'action' here is psychological. It's a dramatic (traumatic?) story, and it's well portrayed in this storyboard style; the violent episode shown in silhouette is particularly so. If I could make a suggestion, it would be to vary the boxes in an irregular way, even overlapping in some cases, so that the reader's eye flows around the page in the proper sequence. The all caps font you used for lettering is super; try it in italics. Very well done!
Colin
I can see that, for this part of the story, it would have been difficult to convey the emotion and power through your usual static style. This is a great alternative, although I must admit I prefer your usual style as the 'default' for telling this story... Sprinkling the story with these occasional changes to the default is a good idea. BTW, Nice postwork on the comic style!
CrimsonDesire
cool story addition ^^
WZRD
Excellent work as ever. You're efforts with the comicbook style work really well - it held my interest and left me wanting more (as your stiry always does!). I think that interspersing this type of storyboard look with your usual picture and text style could work very well and help the story to move along.
Odessey
Last july here in San Diego California we have what is called th "Comic Con Convention " a major world wide convention the largest on its kind you name it all the comic books studios, writers, CG studios FX stidios all in one ball of wax , one can spend a few days just taking in all the information and ideas , styles and trends you would truly like this mark.
Star4mation
Love the layout, love the story, love the images!! It all fits together very nicely Mark :)
Legion1
excellent work
Mikeall
Concur with all the comments made here - all constructive and useful. Admire your effort - as there is so much potential within this kind of format for your very able and interesting storytelling.
hoskins78
I think this works brilliantly! I must admit I haven't followed all the episodes of your story but this pulls me right in and makes me want to turn the page! Very powerful and the illustrations look terrific :) Well done!!!
RETIRED
I am not to sure how you can "get better" when you already excell ... still tho, please keep 'em coming.
jwebster45206
Sorry I missed this one at first. Great storytelling!