Art Masterpost - spn_J2_bigbang 2016 - The lost plateau : The lost brother

[dun]

Challenge: spn_j2_bigbang
Title: The lost plateau : The lost brother
Author: siriala
Art: dun
Pairing/character: Dean/Sam, Castiel (and others)
Rating: Art G, story NC-17
Summary: Marooned on the high plateau of the lost world they came to explore, the members of the Campbell-Singer expedition have to fight for their lives.

This year, for big bang, I’ve had the great

Comments

Big-bang

[anonymous]

Oh my goodness your work is so gorgeous. Just the detail and all the flora and fauna and the way you captured these particular incarnations of the characters-vdfhjjbgyyf! It just felt perfect for the story -definitely one of my favourite BB art pieces ever, just stunningly, stunningly beautiful : )

Re: Big-bang

[dun]

Thank you so much!

[equally_dour]

such beautiful work!

[dun]

thank you! <3

[quickreaver]

How GORGEOUS are these! Wonderful linework and colors...the perspective in that hut one, dang! The design, the portraits, love it all!

[dun]

<3 Thank you! I picked a somewhat over-ambitious vantage point for the cover pic, so I was really happy and relieved it turned out ok in the end ;)

[quickreaver]

Yes, yes you did but DANG, you rocked it. I'm stupid jealous.

[celtic_forest]

Wow, absolutely stunning! These pieces remind me of the artwork Victorian naturalists created. Really amazingly well done, and they definitely make me want to read the fic.

[dun]

they definitely make me want to read the fic

the best compliment, ty! <3

[reggie11]

These are absolutely stunning, I'm completely blown away! The muted palette is perfect for the theme and works brilliantly. These look like they would be right at home alongside expedition artifacts in a museum. They also remind me very much of earlier editions of Rudyard Kipling's 'Jungle Book' book covers and illustrations.

I'm so in love with these! Every single piece, right down to the dividers, is just beautiful. *Runs off to read the fic*

[dun]

Thank you so much <3 I did tried to get a bit of ’old’ feel to the art, although nothing too obvious.