Fourth Issue
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Author Comments
It's got to the point at which I just keep tweaking it so here it is!
In this issue we find out a little bit about where our hero came from and what's going on behind the mask.
I'd love to get some comments and feedback because I appreciate that in many ways this kind of thing isn't to everyone's taste.
It was very satisfying creating this installment. You may be interested to know that I only have a laptop so all the drawing I do is with my right index finger and the little rectacle touch-pad mouse thing. Maybe one day I'll get a proper stylus or whatever it is other people use!
Enjoy.
Reviews
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars April 23, 2008
Very nicely done.
This is a great continuation of the previous chapters. I think the art style is fabulous. I like the way it is done, so simple yet powerful. The achromatic scheme with the splash of red is great. Got to mention the music too, Sigur Ros, always a good choice. I had to go watch the previous ones to know what this was all about, and was pleasantly surprised. Hope to see another one in the future.
Added to my favorites!
Happy Flashing!
9/10 Voted 5
Rated 5 / 5 stars April 23, 2008
Goddamn!
That was bloody awesome, dude. Very, VERY well done. I liked the directing a lot. You're very good at what you do, and for God's sake, keep it up.
P.s. Could you tell me the name of that song by Sigur Ros?
Hey, thanks for the review and the support! I'm glad you like it! The song used to be called Untitled 4, but it was renamed Njosnavelin. I think it was in Vanilla Sky if you're wondering where you may have heard it before. I've also seen it called The Nothing Song and The Spy Machine but the following link is a short article someone has written about the song's literal and poetic meaning... if you're interested in that sort of thing (http://thevintageshop.blogspot.com/2 007/05/essil-on.html)!