CHARLES BURNS: EL BORBAH (Pantheon, 2005)
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CHARLES BURNS: EL BORBAH (Pantheon, 2005)
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AMAZING STORIES N86 -- TECH-NOIR TALES FROM THE "METROID" UNIVERSE.
PIC INFO: Resolution at 1280x1862 -- Spotlight on a pulp/noir/vintage sci-fi novel interpretation of Samus Aran as "The Bounty Hunter" (from the "Metroid" video game series by Nintendo). Artwork by Ástor Alexander, c. 2014.
Source: www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2014/12/17/pulp-noir-nintendo-novel-artist-returns-with-samus-from-metroid.aspx.
For Airheart, Empress_Perjury, KingCervine and Mokko from FA.
Check out the newest entry on our Noir Now Playing page: Vince Keenanreviews Ho Wi Ding's CITIES OF LAST THINGS--"an ambitious triptych that begins in an all-too-plausible science fiction future before its story of abandonment, betrayal, and loss spirals decades into the past." Read the full review at http://www.filmnoirfoundation.org/now-playing.html
Putting some serious thought into making a point’n’click adventure game in the style of the ones I used to play in the 90s.
Meet Harton Crown - a classic hardboiled detective deer with just-the-one branch on his head. He lost the other antler as part of his backstory, but has it replaced with a holographic one (which is currently hidden under his hat. I will produce another concept later to show off his 'holoprong' )
'The Fifth Element' inspired, 'Supreme Being' by Steven Luros Holliday, part of 'Sci-Fi Noir', a group art exhibition presented by Patreon and Time Beards and hosted at Heron Arts in San Francisco, featuring exclusive work by over thirty artists, for one night only, sharing their interpretations of dystopian futures, inspired by films from the 80's, 90's, and 00's.
Opening reception is on Friday June 9 from 6pm - 10pm at Heron Arts, 7 Heron Street, San Francisco, California 94103.
The Major.