Storyboarding Final Project - Evertropolis movie poster

DONE. FINALLY. This was the final project for my Storyboaring class (we got to do anything we wanted). For those not in the know, Evertropolis is my graphic novel about a government conspiracy in the future, with political, religious, and mythological undertones. This piece is the first look the general public has had at the last major character in the story- Gabriel, over on the far left. Heading right, the other characters displayed are Lisa, Brandon, Wil, Maddy, and Lance.

What you're seeing is the final image at 35% magnification. The small details in this thing are staggering. Every visible pair of pants has stitching patterns, the pavement has rocky texture, hair is smudged in, glasses have transparent lenses, and more stuff I don't care to go into.

On another note, just to cover my butt, let me make it clear that there is NO Evertropolis movie in production, and I have NO association with anyone or any company listed in the credits at the bottom. That being said, the people in the credits are as follows, most of which I just chose because I admire their work and have no actual affiliation with:
-Music Director: Justin Rose; my friend, wanted a credit other than voice over.
-Fight Choreographers: Woo-Ping Yuen and Jun Murakami; respectively, in charge of fight choreography for "The Matrix" and "Kill Bill", and "Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children".
-Art Director: Wil Brendel; Me. Duh.
-Animation Director: Courtney Booker; story animation and effects supervisor for
"The Incredibles" and "Finding Nemo".
-Executive Producer: Steve Jobs; well, he's in charge of Pixar now, so it makes sense.
-Based on the graphic novel by: Wil Brendel; Me again. Duh again.
-Screenplay: Brad Bird and Jeff Vintar; respectively, writers for "The Incredibles", and "I, Robot".
-Director: Mike Newell; director of (among other films) "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire".