some art sheeza

[smiluu]

Heres my try at rocket science.

[DarkCrusade]

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[demoniac93]

That ain't rocket science, that's some sick teenage angst.

[L[0ne]R]

Except for the decapitated corpses, I love the atmosphere.
You should've added a bit more yellow highlights from the flames though.

[Gizd]

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Protip: before you click "Post" click "Preview", look at your post, wait, look at your post again, think about the common sense, if you still think it has it go away from PC(if you have nothing to do just go outside and take a short walk), look at your post searching for common sense again.

[Thinkto urself]

or you can just press the post button as soon as you've finished typing and learn from your mistakes
it's more interesting that way

[Nixer]

@smiluu: Awesome atmosphere in that corridor.
That one headpiece must have flew a long way, because I can't see any body being a part of it. I also got to have that big two headed axe!
 

[pavliko]

That woman looks fine..
Why would anyone cut her in two?
:S

[smiluu]

That woman looks fine..
Why would anyone cut her in two?

It wasnt a night of romance so.. Inside without any further delay.

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You want my autograph into your sourmilk can or what?

[Espadon]

Isolated from the rest of Humanity, the Sovereignty developed along different tech. The pod mech was an attempt to create a "universal mech" capable of fulfilling mechanized battle roles in all environments. To allow such a high degree of battlefield independence, the Akula was the first to be completely propelled by field-induction arrays. The superior maneuverability comes at the cost of an unimpressive maximum speed of mach 1.8 on a dive. Despite vectoring drive arrays [mounted in ball sockets], atmospheric flight requires constant shifting between lift phase, where the 'wings' are oriented upwards, and a thrust phase, giving the Akula a unique flight pattern, similar to that of a sparrow.

Depicted is an Akula III; this iteration has a chisel-like nose suited for ramming enemy craft and breaching walls. Before any ramming attempt, the front gimbal retracts into the "mouth," which closes.

Like most Sovereignty armor and vehicles, the Akula is stealthy, but does not possess active camouflage [in contrast to URSYN which makes common use of 'cloaking' systems].

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I had wanted to make the Akula more whale-like and so gave it a more streamlined but stockier build. Overall I felt it should look more like a pack-hunting predator, like orcas.
This particular unit is dressed in urban camo and bears House Spaeta insignia.

[Mistercharles]

Some shots from a brick factory not too far away. Click for bigger.

[demoniac93]

Dude, those pics are actually good.
Keep up the good work.

[Shard]

Espadon, your drawings are awesome, but what are they from? Someone mentioned Guild Wars earlier. That it? What is it if so.

[Espadon]

All of it is original property unless I specifically note it as fanart.

Guild Wars is an old f2p MMO if that's what you were asking.

[Rai-Dei]

I've been attempting drawing for about 4 months now, never even had a desire to draw until then.

[Espadon]

[L[0ne]R]

Espadon Ever done any concept-art for videogame companies?

[jrgp]

yet another sexy pic

Why is it that girl's red stockings seem crosshatched?

[Mistercharles]

Espadon Ever done any concept-art for videogame companies?

People always say this to digital artists who have the speedpainting style. No offense to you Espadon, you've got a lot of skill.


I'ma gonna post some more photographs here and there, this thread needs more variety. Click for big.

[Espadon]

Espadon Ever done any concept-art for videogame companies?

No. I'd like to, someday.

Why is it that girl's red stockings seem crosshatched?

Leftover shading from the sketch. I just laid some colors under the scanned lines so I'd get an idea of how stuff would look.