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Published: 2009-06-26 02:40:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 13326; Favourites: 503; Downloads: 453
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This is the first illustration I did based on the main character from my graphic novel concept...Related content
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If i remeber correctly from your article in Whitecloud Worlds volume 1 (I think it might be 2) I recall seeing this and using it as a refrence for female composure studies. Hope the job at the workshop (considering you still work) there is going good. Hope to see more from you!
~Cheers
~Me :3
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wow! this is amazing, do you work on projects for free?
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She reminds me so much of a steampunk Selina Kyle in her current Catwoman suit. So damn cool. And yeah your detail in your pics is crazy. XD
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have you heard of a game called siberia this kind of reminds me of it, just a lot darker with really cool goggles.
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This excellent artwork is featured in my journal. [link]
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Hi ...Dear ... StephenCrowe ...!!!
Your Fantastic Art work
... Engineer
is featured in Action-Portraits...!!!
if you don't mind...
best regards.....................You're most welcome in Action-Portraits...!!!
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you have been featured on my news journal [link]
keep up the good work and if you like the article,give it some love
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That's really nice. Steamy and punk
BTW What's the helmet-like thingy? If that's a casemod for a telegraph, I want one!
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i can see you put tons of work in to this piece. the attention to details is amazing. great work!
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Great piece I love the sense of story. beautiful and intriguing if I saw this on the cover of a computer game or graphic novel Id want to know more, right away. I look forward to seeing more of your art.
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This is quite honestly one of the most stunning pieces I've had the pleasure of laying eyes on in a long time
It reacts with so very many of my interests, tastes and views, though I suppose one may not be able to tell by looking at my work
The sheer quality of design and expression of ideas here is simply beautiful; the etching on her suit is spectacular and the gadgetry in front of her instantly pulls me into her world.
Her head turned, perhaps simply glancing to her side, or perhaps drawn into a thousand-yard gaze, considering the task at hand and it's many possible consequences...
I love how this piece brilliantly captures my attention; I simply must learn more about her world!
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Hey Staceytron - thanks so much for kind words, and taking the time to comment. I'm glad you like this piece! 
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Hey there will be said more about the novel, right?
Or can I read about it anywhere? Cause this illustrations and concepts sound like a really good story. I'm getting curious abot it more and more while watching your art concerned with it.
And this is one of my favorites.
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Hi there! Yes, there will be more about the story - in fact, just posted some sketches of the main character!
Unfortunately, this is a bit of a slow process for me, as it's very much a spare time project... but with a bit of luck it should come together eventually. And I'll be posting stuff along the way!
Thanks for visiting
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This is too good to pass up~!
Awesome job on this~
And I love those thingies with her~! lol such detail~
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Hi there! Thanks for looking
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Brilliant... I'm surprised; I would have expected a much higher response for such skilled work.
Pix
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Hey - thanks for the nice words
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Thats so cool. Love the analog computer look of the machinery.
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Thanks - it's a look I want to pursue in my story... at least that's where my thoughts are at the moment. Thanks for watching!
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Thanks - appreciate it
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Cheers!
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Indeed, the leatherworking detail is marvelous as is the complexity of the head/tech filigree. Bravo!
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Thank you - nice to have this complexity in a one-off illustration, but challenging to carry this through into a graphic novel... might have to choose my moments!
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Oooh, that could slow down the storytelling process. Maybe save the complicated pieces for chapter headings/covers?
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Yeah, my thoughts exactly. I certainly won't be using this rendering technique for the body of the story... but nice to do a few show pieces to set the scene.
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Looking forward to seeing what you'll come up with! I hope you'll share some of your process here!
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Thanks! Sometimes it's nice to get caught up in the small stuff... especially when it's personal work.
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