a perfect pop pixel pic

Nice piece of art for only 16 colors ! Great moving effect

Still no idea where I might find the "original" Amiga image?

Thanks for the correction.

Thanks for the correction.

After having looked at Mouse's other pictures, I think this one has probably been done on a Commodore Plus 4, too.

Oops. I guess the sky can't be done with the C64's palette. Atari 800 or CPC?

My above comment did not aim at removing all reference to Franck Sauer's Amiga image. No doubt it was the inspiration for Mouse's C64 image. It just seems appropriate to mention the original artist, Tim White, as well.
The image shown above IS Franck Sauer's Unreal title picture, after all.

Kraftwerk = power plant & Karotten = carrots in german - surprise, surprise

In Hungarian "nyuszik" rhymes with "music", but it means rabbits

a beautiful picture. It was like-on-fist-sight

I sent that bitch an ear.. Bitches love ears..

Original credits go, of course, to Tim White's 'Lord of the Spiders'.

The same applies here: That's 'King Dragon' by Rowena Morrill, not Boris Vallejo.

That's 'King Dragon' by Rowena Morrill, not Boris Vallejo.

the picture is in 64 real colors not half-brite.
Thanks Prowler for the timelapse video, it's really interesting to see the creation and conversion from paper to computer. I'm amazed to see how fast you work !

Myx : 2 ??
Do have have trouble with Pixie ? lol

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Inspired by The Last Ninja on C64 [http://noname.c64.org/csdb/gfx/releases/93000/93279.gif] + Mad magazine's Alfred E.Neuman [http://media.dcentertainment.com/sites/default/files/files/2011/10/MAD-Alfred-E-Neuman-Halloween-Mask.jpg]

The only issue ever released of diskmag Compass by Alcatraz [http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=19814] features a similar (but bleaker) control panel, was this meant for further issues and then shelved along with the mag?