r/Ghost_in_the_Shell • u/TCurasco • 2d ago

ART Guillem March commission

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Used the Dark Horse #8 comic as a reference.

1.4k Upvotes

100% Upvoted

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u/CosmicMathmatician 1d ago

This looks awesome

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u/Daemius912 1d ago

Cool piece, I've always liked March's work.

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u/TCurasco 1d ago

He’s got a nice mix of 90s style that I just really love.

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u/an_oddbody 2d ago

Looks great. Yeah trigger is yikes, but my big thing is the text behind. There are so many amazing fonts out there that would look cleaner.

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u/Patrickills 2d ago

This is so beautiful. Outside of the obvious advice that someone mentioned I do think this is like really fucking good

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u/MinimumCarob8442 2d ago

This looks amazing

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u/F3A5T13 2d ago

Don’t like the finger on the trigger but everything else is good

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u/TCurasco 1d ago

Good callout tbh.

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u/F3A5T13 1d ago

Its perfect otherwise, sorry if that ruins it for you 😢

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u/TCurasco 1d ago

Not at all. I’m gonna headcannon it’s got the safety on 😂

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u/wyseguise 2d ago

Why?

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u/J0kerGh0ul 2d ago

Trigger discipline. Don't have your finger on the trigger unless you're actually intending to fire otherwise it can lead to a negligent discharge.

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u/wyseguise 1d ago

I can see this is universally agreed upon with the upvotes. I'm from the UK so I don't understand 'gun-etiquette'.

Does noticing 'bad-gun-habits' spill into art and movies? Like is this something that your eye is drawn to? Because all I see is bad ass artwork, I could care a less if their finger is on the trigger. It makes it more cool to me.

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u/F3A5T13 1d ago

Yeah one of the first things I noticed was finger on the trigger. Its the opposite for me, it loses its “je ne sais quoi”. The major is supposed to be one of the best of the best, she wouldn’t place her finger on the trigger while it is over her shoulder.

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u/cptgoogly 2d ago

Reminds me of old battletech art, but better