AARON NOIR by Sepiasiren
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Been playing around a lot with Aaron and really like the idea of him in black and white...
Or even doing the novels in B and W what do you guys think?
Comments (9)
Faemike55
It is a good idea and can be used effectively I like how you have this image set up
efron_241
great style of r endering !
ragouc
Very good postwork and composition.
GrandmaT
Very nice job!
twelvemark21
Beautiful B&W image. You've a terrific command of light, your illustrations are equally effective in full color. Let the story dictate your choice between the two.
brewgirlca
This is a great job of what is really black and white, and not gray scale. There is a great contrast here and that's what makes this particular image sing. I would hesistate to make an entire series black and white because to be strong and beautiful like this you need the contrast and that can be a difficult extra design challenge - sometimes limiting. I think Mark gave the best advice when he said let the scene dictate its use.
Hendesse
Fantastic perspective and mood. Looks super in b&w!
SidheRoseGraphics
This looks fantastic Alicia. I like it alot, but I would have to agree with Mark and Roxy on letting the scene dictate the type of image...at least with the movie. Fades from b&w to color can be really eye-catching and effective - or b&w with one or two elements still colored. B&W is always cheaper to publish in the book form, but if you use color at all, you might as well mix and match or just go all color. This is striking though! Well done :)
adrie
Great black and white image Alicia, superb work.