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Bueh, ya lo termine. No me queda inspiracion para mejorar el fondo pero bueno, estoy contento con como se ve, chillon y todo. Pueden ver la evolucion de toda la escena y la creacion de Rorschach en la galeria de scraps

La escena pertenece a Watchmen, por Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons y John Higgins, una miniserie *comic* de los 80's publicado por DC comics que cambio la manera en que el publico en general veia a los comics, dandole una profundidad y significado nunca alcanzado antes y que aun no ha sido superado por otros autores. Junto al Dark Knight Returns de Frank Miller, Watchmen dio pie a una ampliacion en el rango de lo que era permitido para un autor de comics "mainstream". Hasta ahora los resultados han sido innumerables imitadores y un cambio de direccion por parte de la industria del comic a un acercamiento mas oscuro y retorcido, provocando gran controversia acerca de el publico original al cual los comics apuntan, niños y adolescentes, y el publico al cual las Editoriales favorecen ultimamente, jovenes adultos y coleccionistas. A pesar de todo esto, Watchmen ha sido nombrado recientemente uno de los libros mas influyentes de los ultimos 100 años por la Revista Times, y su rumoreada adaptacion cinematografica continua proporcionando material de discusion para los fanaticos alrededor del mundo.

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Well, I'm *done* with it. I have no more gas left to improve the background but well, I'm satisfied with the way it looks, flashy and all. You can check the evolution of the scene and the creation of the character in the scraps section

The scene belongs to Watchmen, by Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons and John Higgins, a *comic* book from the mid 80's published by DC comics that changed the way comics were seen by the general public, giving it a never before reached depth and significance that is yet to be surpassed by other authors. Together with Frank Miller's Dark Knigth Return, Watchmen signaled a widening in the range comic creators were allowed to move. So far the results have been endless amounts of copycats and a general shift from the comic industry into a more dark / twisted approach, giving root to controversy about the original audience comics are aimed for, children and teenagers, and the audience publishing houses tend to focus more nowadays, young adults and collectors. Despite all this, Watchmen has been named recently one of the most influential books of the last 100 years by Time Magazine, and its rumored movie adaptation continues to provides endless discussions to fans everywhere.

Edit: Done with Maya 6.0, Textures and Compositing with Photoshop, some textures taken from google searches, Playmate picture belongs to Playboy.

This one's for Alan, Dave and John, my friend Gustavo who gave me the gift of Watchmen twice and for the good fellas at the Vivarium. Cheers

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Bueh, ya lo termine. No me queda inspiracion para mejorar el fondo pero bueno, estoy contento con como se ve, chillon y todo. Pueden ver la evolucion de toda la escena y la creacion de Rorschach en la galeria de scraps

La escena pertenece a Watchmen, por Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons y John Higgins, una miniserie *comic* de los 80's publicado por DC comics que cambio la manera en que el publico en general veia a los comics, dandole una profundidad y significado nunca alcanzado antes y que aun no ha sido superado por otros autores. Junto al Dark Knight Returns de Frank Miller, Watchmen dio pie a una ampliacion en el rango de lo que era permitido para un autor de comics "mainstream". Hasta ahora los resultados han sido innumerables imitadores y un cambio de direccion por parte de la industria del comic a un acercamiento mas oscuro y retorcido, provocando gran controversia acerca de el publico original al cual los comics apuntan, niños y adolescentes, y el publico al cual las Editoriales favorecen ultimamente, jovenes adultos y coleccionistas. A pesar de todo esto, Watchmen ha sido nombrado recientemente uno de los libros mas influyentes de los ultimos 100 años por la Revista Times, y su rumoreada adaptacion cinematografica continua proporcionando material de discusion para los fanaticos alrededor del mundo.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Well, I'm *done* with it. I have no more gas left to improve the background but well, I'm satisfied with the way it looks, flashy and all. You can check the evolution of the scene and the creation of the character in the scraps section

The scene belongs to Watchmen, by Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons and John Higgins, a *comic* book from the mid 80's published by DC comics that changed the way comics were seen by the general public, giving it a never before reached depth and significance that is yet to be surpassed by other authors. Together with Frank Miller's Dark Knigth Return, Watchmen signaled a widening in the range comic creators were allowed to move. So far the results have been endless amounts of copycats and a general shift from the comic industry into a more dark / twisted approach, giving root to controversy about the original audience comics are aimed for, children and teenagers, and the audience publishing houses tend to focus more nowadays, young adults and collectors. Despite all this, Watchmen has been named recently one of the most influential books of the last 100 years by Time Magazine, and its rumored movie adaptation continues to provides endless discussions to fans everywhere.

Edit: Done with Maya 6.0, Textures and Compositing with Photoshop, some textures taken from google searches, Playmate picture belongs to Playboy.

This one's for Alan, Dave and John, my friend Gustavo who gave me the gift of Watchmen twice and for the good fellas at the Vivarium. Cheers