Tasos Anastasiades is an Assistant Professor at the European University Cyprus.
In 2004, he started publishing "Plastic Comics”, the first comic book series created in Cyprus. In 2014, he illustrated the graphic novel titled ‘Fascista’ and became a publishing partner and contributing artist at the first Cypriot comic book anthology titled “Current”.
Tasos has been involved in numerous cultural events and in 2017, he was selected by the Cyprus Embassy in Romania and the Cyprus Ministry of Education and Culture to represent his country at the 5th European Comics Festival organized by the European Union National Institutes for Culture (EUNIC). In addition, he is a webinar instructor and artist at ‘Digital Art Live’.
His latest project is the creation of the graphic novel titled ‘The Traveller’ which was done in collaboration with Neil Gibson publisher of T-Pub comics in London, and editor of Stan Lee’s last comic ‘The Luckman’.
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Comments (4)
NobbyC
Cool image!!!
ASimple3DGuy
OUTSTANDING ! ! !
mmitchell_houston
This is really a cool illustration with a lot to love. The cool body type (definitely not a bimbo), with just the right amount of highlights on the hair and classes. There's something subtly militaristic about this, in both uniform and the stiffness of her pose (and by that, I mean she is standing up straight – you actually managed to convey a naturalness to her pose that is very appealing with the turn of the neck). Also like the almost-abstract tug of the wires on the fabric of her jacket. Nice.
I like the paper folds (subtle but effective), but the vertical line adds a hint of confusion to the illustration because it so perfectly mimics the direction of the wires. For a split second I thought it was another wire running down to her legs. I can't help but wonder if the paper fold is bringing enough to the illustration to warrant this possible confusion, or if three horizontal folds (and maybe more corner distress/yellowing) might help? Of course, the horizontal lines might actually make things worse.
Oh well, I'm rambling now. I really like your treatment and color story, and the typeface selected (and its non-primary color) really makes this a special illustration. Thanks for sharing it with us!
Rogue21
Beautiful this one makes me smile a lot Bravo!!!!!