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@Yossarian: Heh. Or it could be a painting in Mario 64: 2. That would be a sick level.

I could imagine Mario walking into Rapture with FLUDD, harnessing ADAM.

WhiteSkyRising

@LordThayer: Even though we share the same name and picture, I am a different person who would also pay this amount. I think I see a trend here that could = easy money.

@Yossarian: 10/10

father-mckenzie

yeah, if you guys could, ask somebody at 2K if they'd be kind enough to turn these into posters for sale

Ryan Meehan

This guy was at Wizard World in Chicago, he does ridiculous work and is one hell of an artists.

InezEuropa

That's one chalk drawing you don't want Mary Poppins jumping you into.

They should have got that anamorpic artist guy
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Incredible. If you are reading this 2k/Gaming gods of yore, please print these as posters. I will go as high as 39.99 for standard 27x40.

Thank you in advance.

@Tracid: I want one too. :(

That is amazing, I would love to get a giant poster size for my room.

@Ryan Meehan: I think you meant to say "would you kindly".

for a second there i thought that said boner...

Crazy! I hate drawing with pastels, and drawing in front of people. I'd get stage fright.
I wonder how much he's making for this commission.

Nipz

@Antiterra: You're a braver human being than me then ;)

Actually, that reminds me of something that bothered me/haunted my dreams a while ago.

I had gone through a series of darker games, most notably Bioshock and then a whole lot of hours in the irradiated sewers of D.C. in Fallout 3, and then something started bugging me...

I actually started wondering how the main characters in that game could keep going. The stress of being afraid all of the time must have been near debilitating. Could you imagine going through days or weeks on end where every moment is sheer terror of what is trying to kill or eat you?

I think I could take Rapture or D.C. in short bursts, but by the 3rd night, after getting no sleep for three straight days, I'd be a mess. I don't think I could even sleep in Megatown knowing what horrors were just outside those tin walls.

@mrtoofresh: This game does that to you.

@Yossarian: Quite the contrary, mon cher, quite the contrary.
Please, Ms Poppins, if you would... *evil grin*

I still want a Jhonen Vasquez Little Sisters print. :(

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It's not near finished in that picture, but it's the most recent one I have. We've got a lot of cool game-related graffiti around the store. That one, there's no sense of scale in the picture, but it's very large and imposing.

This is awesome, though. It'd be fun to watch him work on it. Also, even though I'm not at all looking forward to Bioshock 2... I'd probably buy a poster of this.

@DouglasJayFalcon: Me too. Being a completely different person, might I add, awesome name and avy Mr. Falcon

DouglasJayFalcon

@LordThayer: I think that's a fantastic idea.

DouglasJayFalcon

@Laronvas: Would have been great to do that kind of art with Bioshock. You know, a big hole with big dady at the other side, waiting for you.

slimky

wow the pressure to actually make it look awesome must be insane
like can you imagine if something that big ended up looking terrible

widowhams

@Kaypee: You two should talk. :P

@Nipz: A lot, I hope, because that's bloody gorgeous. And it's not like he had weeks in the comfort of his workshop to draw this, too.

@Yossarian: i don't know why but I read mary poppins and i thought of this

@Yossarian: It's something I thought about while playing Fallout 3.
The main character has lived an incredibly sheltered life, and all of a sudden is thrust in something that no amount of lore and books and whatever material they had in the Vault could have prepared him/her for.

Anyone would probably have a mental breakdown (at least a temporary one) from the massive and utter shock of an entire world - and not a particular hospitable or friendly one, too - opening up before their eyes.

I wonder if that's part of the reason why I never connected with the game - never felt like I was playing a real character, feeling instead like I was moving an empty, aimless and unsubstantial shell from one locale to the next, doing whatever a green menu told me.

I'm not saying the first five hours of the game should have been spent curled up against a rock, but some kind of characterisation would have been appreciated.

(By the day, about Mary Poppins... I never said I'd follow her in... :P )

@HunterAcacallis: I've seen him working at the New York Comic Con. I was impressed with how much he is able to accomplish in such a relatively short time.

OrigamiNinja

@Antiterra:
*clears head*
Nevermind...

Esper mind tricks

@Annie Are You OK? Are You OK Annie?: no, I meant to say what I said, but thanks anyway.

Ryan Meehan

that's talent

@Ryan Meehan: I guess you don't get it Ryan Meehan.

right click photo - rotate clockwise - post...

@Yossarian: i don't know, with a vita chamber around every corner what harm could it really do? o right, the horrible horrible pain of getting drilled through the chest. i always forget about the drill...

@Annie Are You OK? Are You OK Annie?: Why would he say would you kindly

Poster,desktop version available for sale?

aihuman

WOW!

@Ryan Meehan: Your response sucks all of the happiness out of me. Would you kindly play Bioshock so you would understand?

@Last Face; Two douches don't make an awesome.: Obviously, you need to play the first Bioshock. I will not be pleased until you do.

That's rad. Pastels are a bitch to work with too.

die_shinzo

Eric had a bunch of his previous art on display around that pastel. Quite the amazing fellow.

I'll hold on to that business card he gave me for a long time.

The dumbass drew it sideways!

Carey.Laius

@AntiZERØ: yeah the Worlds Finest (Supes and Batman) picture he did was amazing.