Ha, I know of Edgar Wright and I'm glad you got to put some of your work in front of him! This piece has an early 20th century photographic feel to it, kinda like some of your other work. Only niggle would be the lowered left arm's forearm bend (and shortness of raised forearm), but maybe that's the way they looked back in the day, when labor was a hard and daily activity.
Congratulations on the win - may you receive many more!
Reviews for "Meat Man!"
dommi-fresh responds:
thanks braaaaaajjjjjj
edgar wright: best 2000's director?
easily
dommi-fresh responds:
i think so. but thats my opinion.... ok internet? lets not spam some hate mail now! :P
haha I thought it was one of the Titans from Shingeki No Kyojin. Still, I'll just secretly convince myself that and give it a 5 stars. Nice job :D
dommi-fresh responds:
i have no idea what your talking about but thanks
Hahaha, this is just awesome (and creepy), I bet it would make a really kick-ass comic. I imagine everyone mistaking him for a villain but he never get's arrested 'cause everyone's to grossed out to touch him. On a side note, where's the cartilage in his nose and ears?
Good shit man, good shit.
dommi-fresh responds:
certain areas of his body has reacted to the invisible serum causing them to disappear
This is a really interesting concept you got here. What I like most is that, mostly when you think about a superhero, you imagine them being handsome, almost like a knight in shining armor, but here you've made a hero that goes against the norm, and I think that's really cool. I have to say, I also really enjoy the originality and design of the character. I would love to see this guy get his own comic book or movie.
dommi-fresh responds:
so would i