Linkbook to Phazia by frogdot
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Description
I started an illustrated storyline in the Bleak Journey Project last year. Never got it going well enough to finish. Phazia was my land and it had a sky island among other things.
The linkbook idea is from the Myst series. The pages are terrains, the image is one of the illustrations.
Comments (13)
Euxeb007
The book is very well done ! And the illustration seem very nice. I will love to see the rest of the pages ;-)
susanmoses
classy modeling and textures in that 'frogdot style'... your visions are endless... the slightly jagged paper edges are what really amaze... awesome work Dave!
lgp692000
Fantastic work on that book, looking forward to the rest.
miwi
Wow, fantastic work, the best rendert bryce book so far!!!!!!!!!!!
jstsittinghere
beautiful,always so creative and unique..awesome
Beemer
Terrific job!.... Fantastic Game!.... Working on "URU" now, each game gets better!... I like the "Sky Island" and style of text!
JNH
I agree...excellent book! I like the way the picture looks like a scene that you can step into, and the text embellishes the fantasy.
mrscience
Haven't played the game yet but heard fantastic things about it...
lemonjim
Really a great job on the pages, just the right curl and texture! I want to click and jump in - but it won't go, boohoo. Oh, love the font, too!
ShadowWind
I never got to far in Myst, but know of the books. Wonderfully done...
WeeLaddie
Nice paper texture, and I like the Frogdot calligraphy.
Dinhi
Myst fan here....the last one is not finished though, URU...no time lol. Very well done, you say the pages are terrains? Wow impressive work!
Megandoc
I just love the texture of paper in old books and I really want to touch this one! Well done, Dave!