That news article poster on the bottom right is in my native language (Hebrew)!

I wonder why

oh, my team mate Azuma get this texture from Google street view lol

This art is really amazing, your team is fantastic. It looks like a screencap from an OVA!

Write a scene based off this picture. Expand it into a full story. Turn it into a screenplay. Submit to a studio for production. Profit.

Makes me wish I was a good writer!

And then watch them gut it into the same mind numbing copy paste as everything else.

No, worse. They would turn it into another, "The Hunger Games." D:

Good work, has a nice gritty feel to it.

yey, more tail sleeve art!

but anyhow, this looks great. Fav!

I thought this was an actual photograph for a moment.
Wow!
Fantastic work <3

Every picture I've seen from your crew has an amazing background. Characters and facial expressions are always perfect, and the background elements make the image feel a whole lot more real. Someone mentioned that it looks like a scene from an OVA...and it really does ^___^.

i love war stuff so
its nice to me

love it.. beautifull work

obviously she thinks he has bad breath or just stink totally

ohh man, big vibes of the METRO 2033 game!

This is really cool!

Awesome mix of colors, composition, and perspective! :D

It's beautiful work.

I really love the German/Russian military look and I believe you and you team should do more like this.

Personally I think the holsters should be on the other hip, but shooter's preference I guess.


IOSW
First to Fight, Never Fall, Delta Knights, KILL 'EM ALL!

Reminds me a lot of Metro: Last Light :P

That wiring's not up to code :p

Getting some Metro 2033 flashbacks lol This is amazing!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KTe08Ch4kw

The name of the song is: In Bursa's Fortress Prison

If you manage to look up the full play (and it is very good go listen too) it's quite gripping...and true. Nazim Hikmet, a renowned Turkish poet and playwrite, is the man the story is about; and he did spend 14 years in a fortress prison for his political views. One of the things he did most often was denounce the use of nuclear weapons against Hiroshima and Nagasaki.


I hope maybe this might give you some additional inspiration, and your work is superbly well done friend. ^^

The writing would suggest a foreign, long term imperialist-colonialist occupation. This can be inferred by how the graffiti on the wall uses a language that goes right to left, but the propaganda posters use one that goes left to right as well as using a completely different alphabet. If the occupation were short term, then the posters would be in the former language, but they're not- this means that they expect the natives to learn their language, and since the posters seem to match the imperialistic cultural mindset, it would mean that for them to work effectively, the occupied area would need to adapt to dominating culture. Therefore, it is likely that this is an occupied annexation, and that the ones in uniform are either occupying forces or collaborators.