Loading screens

**Mouzafphaerre** · 11-01-2007, 19:02

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Congratulations for the beautiful and fitting artwork made into inspiring loading screens. I remember Teleklos was doing them back when I was inside.

for him, whoever Nate is and possible others.

When you have some free time in your hands, could you increase the number? I'd love to see more of them. Oh, btw where are they stored (within a pack or outside)? I want to print out and get framed some of them.

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**Redmeth** · 11-01-2007, 20:40

They're in ...EB\Data\loading_screen and the one with the Galatians and the Pantodapoi is my favorite. Nate is Caratacos the guy who makes the concept art also.

**Mouzafphaerre** · 11-02-2007, 00:11

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Caratacos! Great.

Thans man. You see I'm that lazy to look into the folders myself.

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**overweightninja** · 11-02-2007, 00:16

Originally Posted by Redmeth

They're in ...EB\Data\loading_screen and the one with the Galatians and the Pantodapoi is my favorite. Nate is Caratacos the guy who makes the concept art also.

'Avin a giraffe int ya?

The one with Galatians and the Ptolly elites mincing those Deuteroi is surely the best

**NeoSpartan** · 11-02-2007, 01:10

Originally Posted by overweightninja

'Avin a giraffe int ya?

The one with Galatians and the Ptolly elites mincing those Deuteroi is surely the best

Yeah man... that joint is Art Inspiring

**Caratacos** · 11-02-2007, 01:40

Thanks guys. Those buggers took a lot of work to get finished, and I am quite proud of them.

I'd love to do more -- in fact when I began work on the loading screens I drafted about eight of them, with the hope that I'd have all factions covered by the end. How optimistic I was. Needless to say all my other commitments came crashing down on me all at once, and I could only finish two before EB 1.0 was released.

Hey, if you like my art and want to see more (and will be in Germany from anywhere between Nov. 16 2007 and March 3 2008) you should check out the Pergamon Museum. I helped out with the artwork for an exhibition about the Greek underworld and afterlife. There's a particularly neat battle scene between Herakles and Kerberos. No, I'm not going to show the art here, but you can check out the website here. After the exhibition opens, the art will be displayed on the site (I'm told).

**Justiciar** · 11-02-2007, 02:07

The picture featuring the Galatian swordsman, and the Ptolemaic soldier laying into some poor Seleukid sods is simply epic. Seeing that may have been the first time I've sat through a loading time without resorting to petty distractions. Bravo, Caratacos.