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4 hours PS CS airbrush tool, no ref

*Really inspired by DMZ by Brian Wood and Riccardo Burchielli.. its a release by Vertigo, and i really hope for a follow up :( the ending is such a tease.

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"-the seven hour gun battle rages on as Dive Signal, a recently resurfaced private military contractor engages Hercelis militants holed up in Memorial science park... will prove to be the finest display of their near-mythical combat capabilities in all theatres of combat.

On multiple fronts, more than 52 recognised mercantile groups are wildly engaged in territorial combat, from the ground, Kevin Wong of KNN news!"
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~CCGlazier May 11, 2012  Professional Artisan Crafter
Excellent piece.

And DMZ is a fantastic series.
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:iconshadowsun13:
Really great artwork you've got here, quick question though, did you get that helldiver idea st.theo? he has a gallery full of 'em.
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:iconukitakumuki:
No I didn't :) Perhaps you could look at the dates on the artwork to get a better idea. Cheers!
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~MeddlerSessions Jan 1, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Absolutely awesome! ;p
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~Slothstuff-J44 Dec 1, 2011  Student Digital Artist
Yay guns!

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~"I'm eating my brain..."
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:iconinkbust:
Future tech grime,yes!
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:iconrifleman101:
You need to do another of this suit. This is awesome!

I like the shield that the gun has. I'm wondering why the legs arnt armored though.

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In the beginning there was nothing... which exploded.
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:iconukitakumuki:
For mobility. :) I think oftentimes combatants would armour/dress themselves from a 'probability of hit' standpoint. You want a good balance between protection and mobility. If you swing too much towards either, you end up in a limited role. That's why armoured vests and helmets are standard fare- because they are shown to protect the most vital parts crucial to functioning. Everything else is secondary, and deployed in a case to case basis. (i.e if I'm going to march through the jungles of Vietnam in extreme humidity, I might leave even my helmet off if it causes me to be less effective in combat)
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