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"´The Great Devastation´" by Oliver Booms

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SciFi and Fantasy Art ´The Great Devastation´ by Oliver Booms


	What would a fantasy setting be without its great cataclysm? Where do you get all those sunken cultures and hints of a mythical past? From here, that's where! The colouring, again, is a quick 'what would it look like ?' job which turned out pretty effective.

Date	Name	Comment
3 Mar 2000	Theartofstarwars.com	Loading... Is this inspired from the great cataclysm in the dragon lance novels? It is a very cool pic. I would not want to be there.
5 Mar 2000	Richard M. Albon. Director Piranha Media. Animation/Design Director MGP Ltd.	Loading... Fantastic! I love its style, very reminiscent of the 1940's comic book style. This wouldn't look out of place in some high art graphic novel. You have captured the movement of the water!
8 Mar 2000	Tasha Kotraseva aka Isca Lox	Loading... Wonderful style and colours. I love it!
10 Mar 2000	Michelle Stephenson	Loading... Noo! Atlantis...
21 Mar 2000	Christopher 'Topher' Allen Shepard	Loading... A powerful picture. The colors are beautiful. This is a masterpiece in my opinion.
4 Jan 2001	Christiaan, A.Iken	Loading... this is a pretty stupid statement, but you have such a greatcomic book style, i hpe that you have luck in finding some work in this field, if u work quicly engough ofcourse.
10 Apr 2002	Chad Connor	Loading... "As the fire rained down from the heavens the man knelt at his shrine and asked what he had done to incur the wrath of the gods. When he looked to the heavens to see the answer all that greeted him was a ball of flame impacting not a foot away. He rocked back on his heels, cradling the badly burned and now blistering flesh of his left side and wept. The last thing he saw was the flames growing brighter as they consumed his flesh." Oh, sorry, forgot I was writing a comment. Just thought that the way this pic was done something like that would have been running rampant in the mind of the person whos eyes we are seening this cataclysm through.