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In lugnet.build.ancient, Brendan Powell Smith wrote:
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Even
in the scenes I did create for this story, only the Ammonite soldiers closest
to the camera are fully equipt with the proper torsos, helmets, swords, and
shields. The less visible an Ammonite is, the more likely he’s faking it
with a different red torso, lack of sword or shield, or the wrong helmet.
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Ooh, now it’s a challenge! In
this scene I’m pretty sure you’re using these two torsos in the unfocused
ranks:
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And then yeah, finally there’s a whole lot of non-narrative stuff, a fair
amount of which I’d like to try my hand at illustrating too, especially the
Revelation to John.
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That’s what I’m looking forward to (i.e. poetry and prophecy). Some of my
favorite parts have been when you’ve broken away from straight storytelling to
illustrate things like the Law and Pauline epistles. I’m working on my own
project now that involves illustrating some narrative parts and some more
abstract parts, and those are definitely a creative challenge.
Bruce
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In lugnet.build.ancient, Bruce Hietbrink wrote:
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Ooh, now it’s a challenge! In
this scene I’m pretty sure you’re using these two torsos in the unfocused
ranks:
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Demonstrating your eagle eye once again, Bruce. Yes, those are the two back-up
torsos I was using for the Ammonites. :)
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That’s what I’m looking forward to (i.e. poetry and prophecy). Some of my
favorite parts have been when you’ve broken away from straight storytelling
to illustrate things like the Law and Pauline epistles. I’m working on my
own project now that involves illustrating some narrative parts and some more
abstract parts, and those are definitely a creative challenge.
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I do enjoy the challenge of coming up with ways to illustrate the non-narrative,
but I think I will be focusing on the main narrative of the Israelites for some
time to come.
-Brendan
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