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Bomu
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posted 04-04-2002 02:37 AM     Profile for Bomu   Author's Homepage   Email Bomu     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
The reason I tend not to post my work is since as soon as it's uploaded onto the internet, it's already available for inspection in the OM galley
Here's something I've been working on for the past week:

He's Bengosha- Japanese cyborg warrior from the future where monsters, demons and dragons have become a real big problem in Tokyo after a parrallel dimention portal opened up in Shinjuku 100 years ago! His Father was a world famous Samurai master of Yosake Dojo and the secret owner of the legendary Murasame sworld. After his father died in battle while he was still a boy, Bengosha, inherited the Murasame and now acts as an elite defender of Tokyo ^_^

This was a character design for a Dragon Slayer contest at 3d Total.com forums. I thought I'd be a little different and go with some more cyber punk stuff since most entries weren't anime style based for once! Plus the people entering were REALLY good, so I had no chance (Curse you Cyberhues! ) Anyone familiar with the Guyver, Alita (Gunnm) and Metal Gear Soild will be able to see influences, but what's cooler than a fusion of the coolest characters in games and anime?

For more info, pencil versions and wallpapers of this image, look HERE.

Let me know what y'all think

cheers

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Ayzie
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posted 04-04-2002 03:45 AM     Profile for Ayzie   Author's Homepage   Email Ayzie     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
woot, that's freggin awesome Bomu. Got nothing much to say, but this my fav pic by you so far!

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G.i.A.m.
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posted 04-04-2002 07:50 AM     Profile for G.i.A.m.   Email G.i.A.m.     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
hey great work
and it clearly showed that the tough competion pushed you a bit (I looked through the other pre-entry stuff after your mention, some hot stuff).

but only two small things the lines seems to light on some spots and on they are a bit to wave'y at the blades (I know it's just a concept and on the pencils it wasn't a problem but I guess the lines have problems to stay true to the High quality colors).

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Bugsy
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posted 04-04-2002 05:07 PM     Profile for Bugsy   Author's Homepage   Email Bugsy     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
whoa, that looks great! I love the metal :3

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Bomu
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posted 04-04-2002 05:28 PM     Profile for Bomu   Author's Homepage   Email Bomu     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
Hey Ayzie, Domo Arigato! I've been noticing a little time and patience will always gain some extra special results.. Only trouble is, spending so much time on a picture can be really frustrating >_<

Hey G.i.A.m, thanks. I didn't expect ya to look though any of the other entries too! Yeah- you're right, when you can see what you're up against it does push you to produce a better end result! And I can see your point with the wavy looking lines- the outlines usually look like that when I don't ink my work. Is it just more or does anyone else do that with pencil work? same goes for the lighter and darker patches, but generally the pencil work was neat enough to colour straight onto.. Next time though, I'll try to make the pencil work a little more uniform. cheers

Bugsy, Thanks! Glad I got the metal stuff right. When I started off, it was all looking really wrong but I must have pulled it make together half way though ^_^

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Random_Task
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posted 05-04-2002 12:19 PM     Profile for Random_Task   Email Random_Task     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
impeccable colouring job..i took a look at the pencilling and that is great as well...i really like the shadow...did you do that with a sort of skew\distort thing on photoshop coz if you didn't it has given me a great idea anyways

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Bomu
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posted 05-04-2002 11:48 PM     Profile for Bomu   Author's Homepage   Email Bomu     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
Thanks R_T I'm ashamed to admit, but yeah, the BG shadow was created with the Transform tools in PhotoShop. I would have liked to do a background for this piece, but it was against the competition rules

I better start working on a new piece before I lose my edge

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