#alienssscapes

To be real the existence of this composition had existed long before I knew that the zine would be a thing, finally having the skills and motivation to pull off such a challenging idea.

I was inspired mainly by the robot girls from the I Can Friday by Day! animation short made by Kazuya Tsurumaki (director) and Hajime Ueda (writer). Other inspirations being the conveyor belt scenes from Pastel Palette 'Mou Ichidou Luminous' MV for the slime clones processing line as well as compositions from the Where's Waldo books.

For such an intensely detailed composition, the industrial components in the background were essential in both guiding the viewer as well as implying that sense of perspective within the environment.

Hierarchy is further enhanced through values and intentional colour coding.

The Scarland Artbook is a whole experience in of itself and is 100000% worth reading through it yourself so be sure to grab yourself a copy and join a whopping ……17 whole downloads of the beast 👍

+hwhwhw there’s also bonus stuff I did in there ft my BehindTheScenes notes and tests — potentially even more if it goes physical (I shall not say)

I love this project so muchness! I’m glad to have been a part of it ^_^🫶

Diary entries documenting the final night of me working on the map amidst the Decked Out 2 crossover fixation

Try my hand at colouring a build for once- I seldom do it both lineart and colours take too long . Experimentation on creating depth by shadow.

Trying to get more familiar with asian architecture I don’t know much abt it. Not to be confused with Etho’s way of build, both types still exist today - they just are made for different places, styles, and purposes.

Wwww personally Joel’s looks more like a store in town that ur rveryday house. Up be the towns and detail I was inspired by