heyyy jazza

Question the way you show these character classes the characters seem exaggerated and cartoony. if the goal is more to do a "realistic" character portrayal ala what you see in artist such as Jim Lee, Mœbius or Juan Giménez (he illustrated the metabarons) would such a class still be good if so why?.

You have just got to do a part 2 and 3 and 4. Navigator. Ixian, Alia of the Knife. So many you could do mate... Fish Speakers. So many..

Hallo Jazza , Ich denke du hast Gute Alternative gefunden , dass du wieder mit Alte Sache Gemalt hast . Weil ( Digital ) hat keine Gefühlen . und wir sind noch Mensch , mit Menschen Gefühl ........ Danke dir dass des du dein Menschen Gefühl gesucht hast .💚🌹💚

Ok thanks 👍

Leto Become Worm

"Would you still worship me if I were a worm?"

@@megashark1013 The more important question is do I get 2 god emperors if I cut you in half?

Actually by the time Leto is the God Emperor its not longer called Arrakis, but rather Rakkis, since it is no longer a desert planet.

@@NextgenTraveler91 Isn't "Rakkis" from even further into the future?

They still use computers, just not the thinking ones, i.e. AI

They're living ones and are called Mentats. Essentially super-intelligent people.

He did the first one on a tablet? Edit: o-oh dear God he made an abomination nvm

"Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a man's mind" -OC bible

You got it completely wrong, it's AI not computers that are forbidden

DUDE!!! Humans don't live this long. How are you still with us??

@@hulking_presence he only has to be 63 to have been 20 in 1981 lol, its not that uncommon

​@@hulking_presence Was that some lame joke? It sure is, people don't get so stupid

​@@Verezen but thats an assumption why can't yall look it up

@@DreamiMusho look what up? and it's not an assumption, I'm basically saying it's very much possible for him to have been alive in 1981. that was only 40 years ago.

And not a very good time, according to David Lynch himself. Even he wasn't satisfied with the final film. But, it's still a visually interesting one, for that time.

He even got the colour right (Harkonnen blue) unlike almost every adaptation out there...

But young Sting in his winged codpiece really should not missed! I loved the drawings too, especially Feyd-Ruatha. That face, and the way you drew something I'd normally imagine in a positive light--dark ringlets--as completely repellent.

Still miles better than the new bland & woke cr.p

And also, if you don't understand old films/books/arts, it's better to not judge them at all .. rather than coming off as a bit of an idiot 😉 There were bad - and brilliant films 100 years ago, just as they exist today.

His he the son from the movie?

Pretty sure he is.

@@Vineethajojo no, in the movie Lady Jessica is pregnant with Alia, Paul's sister. *spoiler* Leto II will be born in the next movie, his mother is Chani.

@@Orfeh9999could be talking about the old dune messiah from the early 2000s (I think?)

I dunno; The digital art Michael Jackson Thriller Feyed was pretty nightmarish.

I like those who are happy but critical, it's my art I will hate and love as only I can in the middle ground.

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I agree!

Agreed. I thought the same thing.

I noticed that too

you need glasses

Totally

I haven’t read the books (yet) and I obviously haven’t exactly been casually conversing with the director, so I’m just speculating here, but I wonder if the choice of hairstyle (or drastic lack thereof) for the Harkonenns in the films was chosen to create a more emphasised division between them and the Attreides, especially Paul, because he (or at least Timothee Chalamet) has dark curly hair and quite a round face shape. Obviously there’s also the connection with toxicity of both environment and ethos, but visually - especially during the duel at the end of Part II - there is a very stark juxtaposition of aesthetics: everything about the Harkonenns is white with black accents, everything about Paul and Arrakis is earth toned with blue accents. I guess I’m just a sucker for the use of colour palettes in conveying ideas and symbolism 😋

@@scribblefoxstoriesah yes, but a visible likeness would have also been foreshadowing, which would have been good but maybe too obvious?

@@scribblefoxstories But what if someone was for instance half Atreides, half Harkonnen? Wouldn't it be physically obvious? In the books it wouldn't, but in the adaptations...?

​@scribblefoxstories yes, specially for people who have not read the books, it would make it easier to identify all the factions.

Feyd is the only one with a real description of his hair. Neyfud is described as having blonde hair. Thr Baron and Rabban dont have their hair mentioned at all

Guild Navigators are the ones I would really love to see!!!

Would love to see the Baron. The 1984 film really set the tone for the image we have of the Baron, with his full flight capability and heavyset look. Villeneuve seems to have kept both, but gave us a much less hammy personality, but the book describes the Baron quite differently.

My first thought as well

One thing I remember from that scene from the book was him having to keep rolling the sandtrout back from his face, because they kept trying to cover his entire body.

​@@whitetallon8784 and Leto sucking the juice outta the trout lmfao

Oh yea I forgot that!

Except that he didn't do it this time when it comes to Leto. His entire head was covered in sandworms, except a removable flap that he could use to cover his face. And as the God Emperor, there's no mention of sandworm teeth in his description. In this part, Jazza keeps referring to that area as the "cowl" which was that movable flap I just described. Great art, but not "exactly" as described.

@@throatwobblermangrove8510 Let's just call it "artistic liberties". I just f*cking love character design.

@@Kaito57 You can call it "artistic liberties" just as the same thing applies to the movie representations he says he's correcting. It's not as described in the book, so to say that it is is wrong.

@@Kaito57same, absolutely adore jazzas take on characters.

Not "exactly as described in the books" but "exactly how I imagined the books describing them", because everybody imagines the characters differently.

But the miniatures are the original one. GW is a miniature company, they design the mini first and then make the stories around them. If anything, are the books that get the mini wrong.

@@Astronometric Well, I mean characters that appear in the novels first before getting their minis, like the most recent characters for HH like Hibou Khan, Aximand, etc.

​@@Astronometrica lot of characters are also depicted with their helmets on when it comes to the mini's

Yes! 🙏🏻🙏🏻 All hail the God-Emperor! Doing the Horus Heresy before and after would be awesome.

@@Astronometric If this logic was correct, we'd have an Emperor of Mankind model. GW is the miniature company, *Black Library* is the Lore branch of Games Workshop, Black Library is who does the writing.

He got it close. the Cowl should be tight around his face and no teeth. Excellent drawing though

Eh, books don't matter much. All they truly care about is the overarching narrative, which is person of "the tribe" using an army of brown people to take out the evil wyt skinhds. Rinse and repeat! Its hard to find a sci-fi movie that deviates much from this subtext.

Ironically the David Lynch got the colors right - the Harkonnens are wearing blue, the Atreides wear green. And then SyFy mucked around by making the Harkonnens in red.

That seems to be a Hollywood thing. Every time something is vaguely medieval (the feudal system in Dune counts) they default to this grey/black aesthetic. They do it for actual medieval movies, for anything Viking, who wore really colorful clothes not black-dyed leather and furs. They also did it in GoT and now in Dune.

@@shadowfox009x You can blame the cynical 90s for that. That was when every medieval / ancient set movie and TV show suddenly wanted everything in browns and beige and black.

Brilliant idea

It’s true😁

I will have to go see!

Man a fan of a year? Glad you’ve bumped into his videos, I’ve been a fan of him for coming up on ten years now. I highly recommend you check Put a lot of his old stuff.

@@Logan_Irrelevant Umm I've been watching him for a while? About a year now.

@@MildSalami yeah my bad, realized the dating issue but couldn’t find the original comment to edit it. Thanks for the reply, a year is still a short bit though yk?

@@Logan_Irrelevant Yeah, I guess it is in the grand scheme of things.

A hint of Smeagol. The Bene Gesserit are very thorough in their gene harvesting.

I definitely saw the Michael Jackson the most lol

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Hee, hee. Watch out for the second moon walk.

@@onetruetroy 🤣🤣🤣

BAM! I am not alone.

I was about to comment that

He looks just like a Average American with a SciFi float belt instead of a Scooter. Honestly, the 2000s series did it better. The actor was an actual very fat man and they made him extremely evil and disgusting.

They got him pretty spot on in the new adaptation. He is described as weighing 200 Kilos (441 Ibs) which is how he looks in the films. Other than the weight though he. Isn't supposed to look “disgusting” that was something Lynch added.

@@rayfeighery3245 To be fair, 200kg was extremely fat during Frank Herbert’s time. Sure, it’s still fat today, but probably more terrible for old Franky boi than it is for us.

​@@freddykrueger8076Nothing to do with dune but Homer Simpson is said to be 236lb in the early seasons yet he's talked about as if he's morbidly obese.

​@@devilmikey00 isn't that considered morbidly obese? I was certainly made to feel that way back when I weighed around that, BMI says so I'm pretty certain

Was my first idea, too. I wondered, when he begins to sing "Thriller".

Thoroughly seconded! I remember reading the books for the first time and being surprised at just how different some characters especially were described.

I mean... Australians are practically Catachans from 40k, LOL.

I've never read the books since they sounded freakish to me too. But I watched both of the new Dune movies and honestly, they are some of the best movies I've seen so far. I highly recommend watching them.

Right? Like way, way more. Honestly looks closer to 70 metres than 7.

Cant Vladimir Float if he needs to? I havent read the books, but a Friend talked about it when we were watching the 2000s series (And the Lynch Film.... dont talk about it) He has used that to avoid the poison Cloud when leto died and his body floaten a little around after he died, wasnt that what happened? Oh, also Interesting that the series was actually faithful to the Character in the Child thing, I thaught that was just to Show "that man is evil"

@@mordisgaminggedons5119 Yes, he can levitate up to a certain degree. If we assume that suspenders can be regulated then he would be able to no problem.

@@mordisgaminggedons5119 No not that i recall. In the book Leto mistakes Piter de Vries for the Baron and lets out the poison in his tooth. Its enough to kill Piter (as he is really close to Leto), but the baron legs it out of the room and escapes. The only time the baron "floats" is after Alia kills him with her gom jabbar. The baron floats a few millimeters of the ground.

@@Erikjust ah OK, i see. It does suit him tho, being that menacing floating fat guy. Not the worst Choice the movies did

@@mordisgaminggedons5119 Yes and no... The movies often like to portray him as over the top evil or sinister. That´s not the baron of the book. If you watched the Game of thrones tv-series he is more of a Tywin Lanister character then anything else. Here´s a quote from the book: "Sometimes I wonder about Piter," the Baron said. "I cause pain out of necessity, but he... I swear he takes a positive delight in it. For myself, I can feel pity toward the poor Duke Leto. Dr. Yueh will move against him soon, and that'll be the end of all the Atreides. But surely Leto will know whose hand directed the pliant doctor... and knowing that will be a terrible thing." "Then why haven't you directed the doctor to slip a kindjal between his ribs quietly and efficiently?" Piter asked. "You talk of pity, but --" "The Duke must know when I encompass his doom," the Baron said. "And the other Great Houses must learn of it. The knowledge will give them pause. I'll gain a bit more room to maneuver. The necessity is obvious, but I don't have to like it." So the Baron in the book isn´t some evil over the top character. He´s a political schemer, who does what is needed to advance his house´s power. Though he still likes to molest young boys. Feyd-Rautha does try and kill the baron by planting a poisonous needle in the thigh of a boy, which looks like how the baron likes them. The baron beats that boy to death and admonish Feyd for this saying he just needs to be a bit more patient and he will get everything.

kinda...

Yooooo

So you're saying our boy Paul atreides is a nigga and house harkonen could just be a bunch of yellow asians?

Cry about it, blackboi