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Year: 2011Client: Imagine FX
Media: Pencil, PITT pen, COPIC warm & cool grey markers, Dr. PH Martin's High Carb India ink, and Winsor & Newton process white paint. The brush is a Scharff Series 3000 Fine Line, #3 size.
Here's a further WIP detail for the new IMAGINE FX cover and tutorial that I just completed. The issue should be out very soon. I'll post the final art (both colored and uncolored) in a few days.
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She looks like she's about to jump right off the page, great stuff.
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This picture is so surreal. Keep up the amazing work !
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can't wait for the issue, and I think, this is the first time adam make a tutorial for ifx
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For those who don't know, this magazine is perhaps the BEST magazine on the digital artform. Everything from complete coverage on new tech and tutorials down to the way each issue is laid out is top notch. I have consistantly bought this magazine and unlike many "tutorial" based mags, this one never dulls. I look forward to this issue more than normal.
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First time ever I'll hunt a Imagine FX magazine
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Oh yeah, btw, just a little something I'm working on that's THE MOST AWESOME THING EVAR! You sir are consistently amazing. Can't wait to see the finished product!
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Just great, Adam, absolutely great. It's very cool to read through the comments and see your responses to questions. Everyone of your pieces seems like a clinic on how to do it the "holy crap I can't stop staring at this artwork" way.
You rock dude.
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AMAZING!!! Question though, for the white highlights, do you leave that portion white on the paper and carefully color around? or do you use the white paint to add in the highlights over the copics?
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Both. Sometimes I intend to leave the white of the paper, and it ends up not being white enough... sometimes a highlight occurs to me after I've done all my marker tones.
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Thank you Mr. Hughes! Which technique did you use on the highlights for this piece in particular? It appears to me as you added the highlights after. Correct me if I am wrong.
Also, Copic makes their own set of fineliners, or black technical pens in various sizes that do not bleed when colored over by the Copics. Any particular reason as to why you use the PITT Pens?
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I added the highlights after. The white of the paper wasn't quite white enough...
I have yet to try the COPIC fineliners. I was using the PITTs before I ever even got my first COPIC set. I'll try the COPIC fineleiners sometime....
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Ah, I see. Thank as always for the taking the time to answer my questions. Until I have another question on another amazing piece of yours, I'll be practicing!
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Looking good!
I guess I've got to buy the issue then...
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Well, boobs can get boring after the first 20 years or so...
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It's true. After you've had YOURS for 20+ years, get back to me and tell me how interesting they still are. You'll be fascinated by light at that point, too...
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Strathmore Drawing paper, 50 lb. stock.
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Nice to see you draw with "real" pencils and "real brushes" ^^
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I use real pencils and brushes every time.
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I cannot see all image,but Seline look like very sexy! 
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Will the tutorial give an insight into how you do your marker works? Because I would lay down good money for you to make a video tutorial. I think there is enough of a market.
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The tutorial won't, but I will have a DVD out soon that will cover my marker works....
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No way! I'm so buying XD
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Don't take this in the wrong way, but I love you. And I want to give you my money haha.
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It's way preferable to "I love you and I want to have your baby".
I'll take the money, LOL.
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Well, I mean I'm not ruling having your baby out yet. Haha.
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wow! Love the art-process! C:
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Gorgeous gorgeous, I will have to definitely get this issue of Imagine FX when it's out!
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since i subscribe to IFX i will be getting this issue, its also nice to get a sneaky peak at the cover, they will appreciate the advertising i'm sure. i'm looking forward to seeing your tutorial in IFX
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Ive been dumbfounded by your skills countless times over the year but I must say, never moreso than at this moment. Youre a sorcerer, a bloody witch! My brain keeps telling me your face should be reflecting in that latex. Seriously, man. Wow. And I LOVE the fact that youre showing that stuff like this CAN be done by hand. Ill be eagerly awaiting the finished product.
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I just wanted to say that I love those blacks, this is one of those pieces where my mouth water and I wish so hard for art to be edible :9
Also it's great seeing how patient you are with answering those same questions over and over again, it gives me hope in humanity
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Thanks for saying so. I DO wish sometimes people would take a moment and read the item description for answers, as well as the other posts, before asking me the same question for the 49th time.
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