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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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Stop teasing us with you beautiful images.
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You are the man ! she looks sooo amazing ! WANT TO SEE THE TUTORIAL !!!!!
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Man, that looks way too clean. I've never bought an ImagineFX, magazines are just too expensive, but I may have to make an exception for this one.
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Can't wait to see it! I'll have to pick up the issue as well!
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It's some comic-book fabric that has the durability of leather with the look of latex.
Yeah. Let's run with that.
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Woww reflection of leather ! *voiceless*
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I will definitely pick up that issue.
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That magazine is one of my favourites, I'll be sure to grab this one...
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I can't wait to see the final art!
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Hi Adam I love the media you use!, I'm anxious to see this cover, a greeting from a fan.
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WOW, when you go all out, you go all out, Adam! Nice job thus far. Looks like this is one Imagine FX that I'm gonna have to get. Granted, I'm more of a visual learner, which leads to videos being the best way for me to learn and understand... this should be interesting to see what your tutorial is about.
Looks great! Kudos.
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Hi Adam I love the media you use!, I'm anxious to see this cover, a greeting from a fan.
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Nice, Adam! What size is that? Looks big! [and I don't mean Catwoman's boobs! 
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I think it's something like 13" X 17", something like that....
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That's a really beautiful effect you've created on her suit.
<3
Nice work!
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amazing!!! I'm waiting for your tutorial!!! Have you recorded a video?
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No, there wasn't time.
But I AM putting together a DVD that will be available through Jerry's Artarama, very soon.
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i concur going next to my Drew Struzan DVD too.
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Wow! CanΒ΄t wait for the DVD! It will take itΒ΄s appropriate place right next to the "Drew Struzan: Creating the Hellboy Movie Poster" on my shelf...
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Looks great! Hope to be able to see it finished.
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Oh man this is really coming out nicely. Thanks for posting the WIP, its really helpful!
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That's a double teaser there! lol Catwoman pic AND a cover of IMAGINE FX... all you need is to make a hat trick
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oh cmmon!!! you should be kidding meeee... again xD
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You and those damn markers 
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vfghh......sorry my jaw hit the keyboard ,third Imagine FX appereance! wow those guys love you, btw I got that 2 issues
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Wow. This is amazing so far!
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When I tried mixing markers and ink, I kind of ruined my paper. Markers seen to be oily, and my coloured inks don't like that? Maybe copics are different.
Either way, fantastic work, and it's jaw-droppingly precise and clean, considering it's traditional art. 'Guess that's what being a pro means.
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The only area I used the ink was on the darkest blacks, to make sure the absolute blacks were DEEP. I never mixed the media while wet. I just applied India ink to an already dried area.
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I only layer different media once the paper is dry, too. I guess black India ink (or your particular brand) may be chemically different than the coloured inks I use. Oh well.
Thank you for replying!
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What did you use to create the gradients on the Latex? Is it just marker percentage up to Inks?
Look forward to the final!
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Yup. Just COPIC markers all the way to black, then some India Ink to make the blacks darker than a steer's tuchus on a moonless prairie night.
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Man... that's dark. Thanks for the quick response, Buddy!
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The COPIC Special Black 110 seems black, until you're trying to do a latex outfit. I needed blackety black, so I had to go elsewhere...
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Nice inking work, sir! Her suit looks so shiny
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DAMN that really looks amazing, looks better than all my digital draw i make, and you did in traditional way 
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She looks like she'll jump off the page at any moment. Awesome!
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Can't wait to see the finished illustration Adam!
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incredible. There's always been a reason you've always been my hero
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You are a master at what you do sir and you have been a great source of inspiration and knowledge to me!
I hope you continue to create those wonderfull works of art, and i wish you luck on this project!
God bless you <3
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nice.. always great to see the process!
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You're a master of shiny fabrics.
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