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Leviathan #3 p. 17

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Location: .Titles - LEVIATHAN - [Nick Pitarra]
Title: Leviathan #3 p. 17*
Artist:  Nick Pitarra (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 389
Likes on CAF: 5
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 1/6/2019

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Nice 13 x 20 page from 3rd issue of Leviathan. Nick is one of the most inspired artists out there today. The energy and passion that come off his pages is hard to match, and he combines it with a technical mastery that shows his dedication the craft. This particular page has so much going on with multiple great perspectives.

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Member Since: April 2018
Last Login: July 2026
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Reba Jacobs Member Since 2017
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Posted On 1/13/2019

That's a good monster page. I most love the bottom panel with the tiny figures in silhouette and the side on view of the giant beasties. 

Jason Hussa Member Since 2017
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Posted On 3/23/2022

Absolutely killer 'Leviathan' page, Jason - wow!  The POV shifts (as you point out) are astonishingly awesome, but the visual textures Nick is employing here are truly next-level. The top panel, with its stretchy limbs, bendy cabling, and warped "sun ray" background feel like a psychedelic rock gig poster, setting the stage for the panel 2 showdown (amidst the beautiful, hyper-detailed Pitarra cityscape - love the POV shift here).  Giant monsters that feel confined and bound together thanks to the scorpion tail arcing in towards the head of the giant lizard (also inclined forward).  Panel 3 (with another inspired POV pullout) shows more beautiful detail on the battling monsters, but it's all about the observers and sense of scale here; the clear, empty skies and simple black silhouette of the buildings in the foreground frame everything so wonderfully.

It must be an INCREDIBLE experience to see this in person, in all its astonishing 13x20 glory.  Congrats, Jason, on scoring a PERFECT 'Leviathan' page, and your amazing collection is the perfect home for it!