Yeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaah, CD cover. For some dude I know somewhere's band.... that's called something that I can't remember which is why I have yet to put text on it.
mhmm.
It's something like KapadoX, but since I'm not sure I'll just wait. haha. The album's called Memory: Full. I think. And it's metal.
Considering the fact that I had no idea what I was doing I figure it didn't turn out half bad. Vague skull ref from , and other textures from . I think that's all in need of credity-type stuff....
... any line work other than the basic shape of the skull is freehanded by moi and uhmmm..... that's basically it.
Spectacular. It caught my eye in the "Newest" section on the front pages.
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"Jack be nimble, Jack be quick Jack jump over the combustion reaction of O2+ heat+ fuel to form CO2+ light+ heat+ exhaust" -This is why Scientists don't write nursery rhymes.
I love the PCB (circuit) texture, especially in contrast with the black diamond deck. The skull in that setting is a great image, especially with the damage to the metal showing through.
While I like the placement of the blood (and the fact that a PCB skull is bleeding) some of it is too scribbly. It just seems a weird contrast in style compared to the rest of the image.
Though, if I focus on the circuit of the skull and look past the "scribble" it becomes a nice light blood highlight.
So.... take my comments for what you will. I like the image!
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"Jack be nimble, Jack be quick
Jack jump over the combustion reaction of O2+ heat+ fuel to form CO2+ light+ heat+ exhaust"
-This is why Scientists don't write nursery rhymes.
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PoGo (3:39 AM): "thats because you havent slept since the gulf war."
aka my new excuse for everything.
I love the PCB (circuit) texture, especially in contrast with the black diamond deck.
The skull in that setting is a great image, especially with the damage to the metal showing through.
While I like the placement of the blood (and the fact that a PCB skull is bleeding) some of it is too scribbly. It just seems a weird contrast in style compared to the rest of the image.
Though, if I focus on the circuit of the skull and look past the "scribble" it becomes a nice light blood highlight.
So.... take my comments for what you will. I like the image!
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Is it wrong to cook a talking vegetable?
haha. yeeeeeaaaaah.
there's some other stuff I need to fix, too, that I'm just seeing now. anyway, thanks for the input.
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PoGo (3:39 AM): "thats because you havent slept since the gulf war."
aka my new excuse for everything.
As scribbly lightnight...I can see that (in moderation anyway).
...anytime.
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Is it wrong to cook a talking vegetable?
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Life is wasted on the living.
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PoGo (3:39 AM): "thats because you havent slept since the gulf war."
aka my new excuse for everything.
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