Peter Yea's concept art of 'The Great Hunting Ground'
Sunday, May 14, 2017
Artist Peter Yea has drawn some fantastic Mortal Engines imagery.
He describes is endeavors simply as "Piece of work in comic book style depicting scene from Mortal Engines (2001) by Phillip Reeve. Work completed for Final Year Project at Teesside University."
Yea has put in some great effort.
Here's his initial (hand drawn?) sketch of The Hunting Grounds - where readers of Mortal Engines will know, the Traction Cities like London roam, looking for prey.
And that was then given the digital conversion treatment:
Peter is clearly a bit of a Mortal Engines fan as he has done a fair bit of work.
Here's his version of the moment Shrike and Tom Natsworthy mortally faced off:
And here's an awesome version of the Medusa Weapon being fired. You can almost imagine Yea's drawings being turned into a cartoon series!
Here's also a pencil sketch of London:
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