Title Page Illustration by Mikeall

Vue • Science Fiction • posted on Sep 05, 2007

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Description

The Spacemen were having it too easy - and needed a scare before they were put to bed. Title pages for pretend Annual mocked up as-if in the real world. Mapp's Cargo Droid, MikeP4, Poserworld's Labtech Suit, and a Content Paradise spaceship wreck. PPP to Vue5 to Photoshop. Thanks for looking and comments.

Comments (9)

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theseus88bc

3:58AM | Wed, 05 September 2007

Love it! Absolutely ripping!!

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chippwalters

5:42AM | Wed, 05 September 2007

Nice job Mr. M.D. Fyles! Always enjoy your posts...very entertaining!

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Khory_D

8:37AM | Wed, 05 September 2007

Wonderful work. You do such a good job with the little details that make it real!

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mmitchell_houston

9:53AM | Wed, 05 September 2007

I really like the super-low POV, and how you matched it with a stark, single light source: they combine with the classic triad composition to create a sense of drama. And, of course, I love the retro color palette. However, I’m a bit perplexed by the rough edge at the bottom and the straight edges on the other sides. I like the way the lead figure seems to be slightly stepping out of the frame – that enhances the sense of movement and menace. If I were to make one suggestion for improvement, it would involve the second figure to our left. His pose is very awkward and I can’t tell if he’s controlling the robot or running from him. Moving his legs to a running position or moving his hand up to point at the fleeing target (as though commanding him to “attack the puny earthling”) would help convey a better sense of story to this image. Of course, you know I’m just nitpicking – I love the composition and the presentation. Speaking of which, it’s such a tiny thing, but I REALLY love the little flourishes on the text. Those little elements in the letters P, D, E, etc. really add a nice touch of authenticity to the piece. WELL DONE!

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