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Seemed like a fun idea to combine the two worlds. I guess you can buy more that just a dragon in a Petshop like that, also a beautiful creature like the Alien...
Petshop of Horrors and Count D (C) Matsuri Akino
Alien (C) H.R.Giger
Pencil+gel pen, scanned, color in Photoshop. Wacom tablet used.
Fantastic
I'm a huge fan of both Petshop of Horrors and the Alien series. I'm surprised the soft, pastel quality of petshop could mesh so well with the shiny darkness of alien. Well done on this little crossover.
Citrina responds:
Thanks!
I'm not sure I agree with you about PSoH being soft n pastel (btw anime or manga?) the bunny episode ("Daughter", from the animated series) was kinda gruesome on Alien level, eek. I think the manga is a bit more on the soft side, I haven't read it all though.
Fantasic
Probably my favorite of yours. Being that I'm a huge fan of Giger also helps. Very cool.
Citrina responds:
Thank you very much. I'll try my best to upload more nice things. I have at least one more on the Alien, but it's a bit cheesy. No, what am I saying... it's VERY cheesy #^_^#
One of my favorites
This is one of my favorite works.
I'm quite a fan of Giger's works and quite a fan of Alien series.
About this work:
I like the soft, unreal, silky light on the flor, it's like a soft warm morning sunrise.
I like the contrast between this and the "alienish" patterns on the walls.
Also I like the humor due to the contrast between the serenity of Count D and the aggressive look of Alien, here in a submissive pet attitude :))
LOL
Citrina responds:
See, it WAS a good idea for me to come to Newgrounds! Now we actually TALK! And you actually tell me what you think! Wow, Internet is amazing...
This is awesome O.O
This is the nicest art i've seen in long time :P
Citrina responds:
Thanks ^_______^
Stay tuned! ;)
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