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Flowers in the Attic used stepbacks with keyholes (cutouts) for their iconic covers created by Lisa Falkenstern. When the book was closed it showed a girl peeking through a window. When opened, you saw the whole family. It became a distinctive style for the author.
@XboxP3 "Because humanity was and is worth saving..."
I can't tell you how much I love those words. Your words.
I can tell you about 2 distinct visions that involve Maria-062 and Adriana-111.
Let's talk about these lesser known women of Halo and what they can mean for its future!
La solution est alors d'exploiter cette liberté de choix des stages uniquement sur la première face et trouver une autre idée pour la seconde. Cette idée c'est la forteresse du Dr Wily avec ses propres stages et boss et donc un jeu découpé en 2 phases distinctes 🤓.
8/9
Not only does LORDRAN AND BEYOND FIRST EDITION feature four distinct stories, it also features four distinct artstyles! Whatever fits the mood best...
You can still pledge to get your copy!
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QRT your best works!
I don’t know if these are my best, but these are some of my favorites. There’s really nowhere I’d rather be.
Tagged are just a few artists with distinct and unique styles that I find to be a lot of fun
@snakedakyoot @genieofdeth @Ghastly_Goat
I really love all the fanart of @Jefferzkm!! QQ I especially love how distinct his OC is, you can clearly recognize him on any platform and I think it's a really nice design
@G0ffThew She's not a "legend" in the way that a lot of the names being thrown around are, but I just really like Kei Sasuga who wrote Good Ending and the infamous Domestic na Kanojo. Her writing style is just incredible to me in how distinctly human all the characters feel.
@G0ffThew I really appreciate Akira Amano, she’s the creator of Hitman Reborn and EldLive and I believe she has one of the most distinctly soft art styles and has an ability to create such lovable and memorable characters.
She’s created some of my favorite stuff and she rocks for that
@johanvinet Sword of Mana had some of my favorite examples of this because the palette swap was so distinct.
Just one good sniff is all I ask... 👃 #ferrets
Redraw of an old comic of mine from 2019 (seems like ages away now). While my style has come a long way, some things haven’t changed too much! I definitely think that ferrets have a more appealing and distinct designs now.
https://t.co/DjokroYc1S
Odessa 11, "Sojourn" / Doom II / 1995 / by Bob Evans
A sprawling adventure through a series of large, distinct chambers. Nearly half of the level is secret and dedicated to the acquisition of a tantalizing BFG pickup seen early on.
orc sketches, trying to figure out how to make them distinct to normal orcs, but i swear its not that easy
Process pics going from Matt’s lines ... with greyscale lighting and color pallete by PS13 ... the result is a distinctly stylized and quasi realistic old film stock / 2D anim aesthetic ... back TOZ today !! https://t.co/2syNHZex21
This panel/frame is one of my favorites in all of dragon ball. It's got a playfulness to it that is distinctly buu saga. I love Gokus pose in particular and the whole idea of the attack is fun
i had no idea this was all the same person until now, its pretty obvious though now that im looking at it? they have a pretty distinct art style? (Mine Yoshizaki)
@Dark_TossEXE @sukoshi_kaze completely case by case. If you're taking inspiration from an established character and making an OC with some similar characteristics and/or personality traits, it's fine as long as you put in the work to make that OC distinct.
If you're just making a glorified palette swap...