Looming
Credits & Info
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Artist Mick Lauer (RicePirate)
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- 2,302
- Score
- 4.58 / 5.00
- Date
- 07/06/2010
- Category
- Fine Art
- File Info
- 916 x 644 px
- JPEG
- 516.6 kb
- Tags
- trap
- monochrome
- fanart
- looming
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Author Comments
Fan art for the recent NG release of "Looming".
There was a haunting feeling of isolation that black and white pixel (flixel) art gave the game ... something that wouldn't escape me until I attempted to release it.
I know I'm not an amazing artist ... but this is fairly close to the imagery that was in my mind.
Wonderful game.
Reviews
Rated 5 / 5 stars Sep 9, 2010
Oh baby
Sexy
Rated 5 / 5 stars Jul 17, 2010
Wow....
I looked at this and the first thing that came to mind is what exactly is this? It looks almost surreal by the what it portrays, but it also is wierd by the way it its put together. It looks like it could be put together like a puzzle or it could be like a mosiac. It has a feel almost like something that Claude Monet would have done, but the only real difference is the lack of color. No matter what it actually is, the picture is epic.
Rated 5 / 5 stars Jul 11, 2010
No names for some games
It's weird the sensation of looking at this image and playing the game. Like a connection with Diderot, a logic kind of view of a paint.... hahaha
Wow... thanks :D
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars Jul 8, 2010
At an angle...
I like the perspective you chose and the noise like texture to sharpen everything. Though from comparison to the game, you're missing those cogs at the bottom. Great fan art, and great game!
Rated 5 / 5 stars Jul 7, 2010
Scary...
This Is A Very Dark Drawing, You Can Feel The Scary Vibes, You Should Make An Entire Animation With The Pixelated Frames And Have The Song "Voices From God" By Substep Infrabass In The Backround