Season Two by MarkHirst

Bryce • Science Fiction • posted on Nov 10, 2004

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I wanted to have a bit of fun with this one. All the post processing features in Paintshop Pro that I've never used. The image is deliberately "low fidelity" to create a grainy stark lighting effect. Continuing the theme of a TV show, a promotional season 2 poster. Why the British '15' rating? - Well the challenging and innovative story line of course... Hang on, don't challenging and innovative SF series get axed halfway through the first season? Liquid Halo (Uzilite), Sci Fi Remix trousers (DAZ), hair by DAZ. Starship is original model built in Truespace. Thanks for looking and any comments you may have.

Comments (6)

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eres

2:57PM | Wed, 10 November 2004

Mark...!!!All your posts are a pleasure for me...V

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Denger

7:22PM | Wed, 10 November 2004

Terrific concept; the style reminds me of a 1960s B-movie poster. Dunno why, but the background almost looks dirty. Maybe it's the yellow in the uniforms; the women also seem to have sallow complexions. Nit-picking, I know. Overall a great addition to your Cambrian Moons gallery!

Wivelrod

3:21AM | Thu, 11 November 2004

I like the slighty dirty look. I could imagine a series of these posters in the same style running in comics and pop culture magazines. Good job! :)

patrice79

1:29AM | Tue, 16 November 2004

superb colors and work on colors and pose !

kellendor

12:36AM | Fri, 11 March 2005

PHENOMENAL!!!! You hit what you were aiming for! Sometimes those axed series come back as movies (on Sept 30 2005). Love the work you've done here. Great stuff!!!

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WZRD

5:19AM | Sun, 31 July 2005

Not only great art but also poignant social commentary (a moments silence for 'Firefly'..... challenging and innovative). Can't stop now, I'm off to scan the rest of your gallery!