The game of the month isn’t actually out yet, but this is a great example of what you can achieve with pixel art graphics.
It’s a great idea that the video game for this 80s themed horror show should be a retro 80s style video game. I’m really excited to get my hands on this one.
Thanks to Darsh for bringing my attention to this one on his blog. Read his fantastic article on his site here:
This is Amanda, the female lead character in a comic I have planned, featuring the werewolf from an earlier post.
I have decided to go with a black and white style as I quite like the level of detail on the character.
The 3D model is from Daz studio. I used Unity to light and render the model. Then I used Photoshop to create the final drawing.
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This is new concept art I have created for a comic book I am designing. It is a 4 issue mini series about a small US town that is besieged by werewolves.
Let me know what you think in the comments below
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