Of stories and posters
About a day after I posted my pulp movies posters on GoS, I saw an amusing article on the James Bond novels that included some really excellent images of some of the covers, some in foreign language editions (I am not entirely sure what languages and thus far I have been too lazy to Google and find out). It also reminded me that I had once collected a bunch of Bond movie posters with the idea of creating a set of them but never got around to it. Since the pulp ones were fairly well received I decided to go ahead and do the Bond ones. These are also done on Aikea's wall deco mesh. I was worried a couple with white backgrounds would look to "flat" and flood-fill, esp the Sean Connery harpoon gun one. What do you guys think?
Do we need a poster of Sean Connery in short white skin-tight trunks brandishing a harpoon gun? YES. YES WE FUCKING WELL DO.
Anyway, I finished one set (I think) for my stories and start putzing around with another. As I was pulling random objects out of the catalog that I wanted to use, I started thinking hmmm maybe it would be better to go a different way with this piece of it, take it out of the "cycle" I've been planning. Although hmmm I just thought of a different angle it could take that would fit in hmm. lol
Do we need a poster of Sean Connery in short white skin-tight trunks brandishing a harpoon gun? YES. YES WE FUCKING WELL DO.
Anyway, I finished one set (I think) for my stories and start putzing around with another. As I was pulling random objects out of the catalog that I wanted to use, I started thinking hmmm maybe it would be better to go a different way with this piece of it, take it out of the "cycle" I've been planning. Although hmmm I just thought of a different angle it could take that would fit in hmm. lol