LOL! Awesome idea!
Just awesome... Not much to say. It could be a bit smoother, but hey, that's simply a taste of style:-)
Reviews for "The day no one died"
LaserKarl responds:
Haha, thank you!
Wow...
In regards to the-death1's review, I'd like to use this as an album cover for my indie band. I'll credit you, of course.
This is amazing. IT looks like you've taken a watercolor approach and that gives it a lonely depth to it, giving us the true feeling that Death is in fact bored due to low death rates. Why did Swine Flu have to be non-lethal!?
There could, however, be more distinct shading and have more established fold lines. Other than that, flawless!
Keep it up, and by all means don't stop what you're doing!
LaserKarl responds:
Thanks for the review!
I dont think I would like this to be used for something I have nothing to do with though, its meant to be just an image. I'm very honored though!
I wont stop painting, promise!
OMG...
It's really,really good but.... I think im gonna have nightmares now :(
Wow :P
Great job, original concept (to me at least :O), wonderful paint job and I hope that a good kind of beer!
Although most of the reviews I read I think he looks interested in whats on the TV and something with the legs... I dunno, dosnt fit for me, mybe intensify the robe lines aroud them... any way thats my opinion (thats also why it only a nine, it take a big part of the work itself so it bothers me, but im an ass so you know).
Enough said, you ROCK!
LaserKarl responds:
Thank you very much!
Yeah, those legs. I think i know how i would have changed them now though, but its to late now. Haha.
I think this was a pretty funny picture because it did make you wonder that. Of course, if there truly was a day where no one died, then wouldn't the Earth have too high of a population? Anyway, it's great to see Death/The Grim Reaper relaxing at home. I just think this is a really homey picture. I like how his scythe is on the wall like that. I mean, you think Santa Claus has it tough?
All he has to do is work one day. Death has to work with 250,000 people every day! Although I guess in the long run, that might be less stressful than dealing with everyone at once, even at one night. The shades are very nicely done here. I like how the shadows work too..