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Submitted: July 14, 2008
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Cyberpunk City 2by ~SSJKamui

Traditional Art / Printing / Lino

A Linocut picture of a cyberpunk cityscape made during art lessons at school.

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!animepornartist Mar 6, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

wow! cool I remember I did that once and a gift for my mom

!isabelsaysYO May 28, 2011 Hobbyist Digital Artist

looks awesome.
last time i tried making a linocut picture, i cut my fingers many times.....

~Anicomicgeek Jan 29, 2010 Hobbyist General Artist

That's pretty cool. Nice work on the cityscape. Keep up the good work.

~SSJKamui May 12, 2009

Thanks for your comment. I know about the mistakes in the perspective of the picture. Yes, it took a lot of patience to create the picture. (When I created this picture, some of my classmates said that it would be a very complicated work, too)

I like cityscapes very much, so most of my pictures are cityscapes. This is also a reason why my comic will be a cyberpunk comic. (Another of my main interests is computer technology.)

~LollipopMeems May 11, 2009 Student General Artist

Nice lino cut. *AndySerrano is right, that must have taken a lot of patience.
Your composition is really good. Perspective is a little wonky, but I expect that would be hard to do accuratly in lino. (Never actually tried lino myself--hoping to, though. I've done monotypes, etchings, drypoints and collagraphs at college, but never lino cuts.) I find cityscapes quite hard to do--annoying, given the subject matter in my webcomic--but I like this one you've got here. The stark black shapes work very well.