And did 9/11.

Naturally. They have a representative in every government in the universe, secretly undermining society as we know it in order to bring rebirth to the Reich.

The Nazi flying bell being cited as UFO sightings across time and space, because they can approach the speed of light, time in the area around them bends, more appropriately they do not travel quickly at all, but bend time to such an extent that they appear to travel faster than light, resulting in 100% of alien sightings, loss of time referenced in many UFO Sightings, as well as why the American NASA (which is a division of the department of defense) would censor images of the moon, and other astral bodies. because concrete evidence that Nazis where the first on the moon, discovered time travel, and have massive lunar colonies, would cause open revolt on a global scale.

and they used a religious icon as their symbol, but more importantly as a focus, because the bell functions through the mind, possibly via pure belief, or a psionic focus.


Now that stated, I have a question...

What does any of this have to do with art?

Er... artistic language in the form of a hypothetical reality?

so its poetry? psudo-nazi poetry thats not about the nazis?

This makes me wonder about the cyberpunk one sees surrounding suggested Nazi super-technology, I've always wondered if it has a specific name like Nazipunk or Reichpunk.

Anyway, this discussion is all well and good but I feel a bit bad for pushing MLC's work off the page, so imma bump it up here:

Dat gun looks good.

MLC, I like the gun. The way it sort of looks like an antique and at the same time it's a plasma gun reminds me of Fallout. I'm not a fan of the color scheme though, seems like you're trying too hard to use different colors in your piece and they don't really add up to show form so instead it looks a bit toy-ish. The blue on the under side of the slide is a bit confusing to the eye, especially with the blue background. I think the grip could be worked on, maybe try to make it more curvy and ergonomic. Other than that I do like the design of the slide.

Thanks guys!


Madmax, I really appreciate the feedback. I like this gun and I want to approve it, so any constructive criticism is very welcome.

First, well, this:


Not many noticeable changes, but perhaps it looks a bit better.
Then, I searched online for an ergonomic handle.

I think it's better, but odd.

Then with some help from Lizard, I realized the handle is a revolver grip.
Yep...
I'm really not sure what to think. I'll probably redo it, but I thought I'd post it.

GRIP MAKES AWESOM. Seriously, it really makes it less plasticy and more plasmay. I think your other challenge is having a pink ray gun. Jussayin.

Yea, I think the revolver styled grip fits the gun, especially since it has no magazine. I think the trigger area could be larger.

Just a hobo sleeping in the ruins of post-apocalyptic Moscow.

Terribly small, I know. Just trying to improve my pixel-arranging skills AKA pixel art.

Not really small, at all.
Needs less sketchyness.

But why? the detail is where it's needed, at the focal point. Sure it'd be nice if he'd done chunky dithering on the background lighting but the gradient is still there visually.

I mean, just cleaned it up a bit, killed the rogue pixels.

I hear ya. I got lazy on the gradients and such, I know pixel art is a bad medium to try when doing sketchy things but I didn't want to spend forever on it.