Ronin Arts Co-Owner Christopher Shy's Latest

[philreed]

For a look at the first transmedia project, be sure to hit:

http://www.preparetoascend.com/

Upcoming transmedia projects include MNOne, MotoCaust, and Construct Mechanus.

Ascend is produced in association with PCB Productions and Image Comics.

 

[JoeGKushner]

I don't have quicktime so can't view it.

So, what's the brief of it?

 

[philreed]

I don't have quicktime so can't view it.

So, what's the brief of it?

Check this story:

http://newsarama.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=20880

From the story:

“Ascend” is the first Graphic Novel from writer/creator Keith Arem and co-writer Scott Cuthbertson, and takes the reader into a post-apocalyptic Heaven, where the battle over “harvested” human souls is waged between Angels.

This is a brief glimpse of the types of projects Ronin Arts and Studio Ronin have been working on for over a year now. We're pretty excited to see this one coming to a close -- the graphic novel, at least -- and a chance to continue with the next project.

http://www.mnone.com/

 

[JoeGKushner]

Great.

An expansion into other fields will increase exposure.

Is it more about Studio Ronin than Ronin Arts though? I didnt' see a lot of hype about Ronin Arts on the story. Saw Imagie comics and a few other bits.

 

[philreed]

EDIT: Duplicate post.

 

[philreed]

Great.

An expansion into other fields will increase exposure.

Is it more about Studio Ronin than Ronin Arts though? I didnt' see a lot of hype about Ronin Arts on the story. Saw Imagie comics and a few other bits.

A bit of both. We have both companies structured so that our IPs are co-owned. Studio Ronin/Ronin Arts are two prongs of the same team. Studio Ronin is our company for interactive and media projects. Ronin Arts is game and PDF publishing.

Ascend is primarily a PCB Productions project that was our opening into other projects.

We're pretty excited about all of this.

 

[araquael]

whoah

All I am sayin' - whoah!

Gavin

 

[Dragon-Slayer]

Excellent imagery, as usual. MNOne is also an evocative journey that I enjoy viewing. I generally prefer traditional media over computer enhanced graphics, but Christopher Shy is so unique that he is in a class of his own. Thank you for sharing.