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Andrew Kibelbek

Homefront
Homefront by @andrkibe (Andrew Kibelbek)

Muse of the Gryphon Guild has organized a very nice RP at the Guild called "Homefront." I was impressed enough with his storyline that I decided to do a movie poster for it. Muse and Crystal are the central characters, so I put them up as the stars, and the rest of the credits are the other participants in order of first post. I got to try out some of Photoshop 7.0's new text effects; that was fun. Artwork © Copyright 2002 Andrew Kibelbek

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Posted: Wednesday, 17 July, 2002 @ 12:38 AM
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This picture is REAL kool. I wish I could draw Griff's as good as you =\ when I try to draws Griff's they come out looking very VERY pathetic (sp?) oh well...GREAT job!

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Posted: Wednesday, 17 July, 2002 @ 09:53 PM
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Hey! That is really cool, Stormfyre!! I love the emotion in it. This is turning out to be a really good RP, huh?

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Posted: Thursday, 18 July, 2002 @ 11:39 PM
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great poster! Reminds me a bit of Gone With The Wind heheheheh. I never realized that Muse was that... blue. :)

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