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AdamHughes — Vampirella, NYC
Published: 2009-10-23 00:59:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 89350; Favourites: 2046; Downloads: 5311
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A Vampi sketch drawn at the Big Apple show in NYC this past weekend.Pencil, PITT pen, Copic warm & cool gray markers, Winsor-Newton white calligraphy ink, black & white Berol Prismacolor on 11" X 14" Strathmore Drawing paper
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Comments: 91
She can take all my blood (and other fluids) any time of the week.
Congrats Adam, great work.
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This seems like a different face than you are used to drawing on her?
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Kicks ass in so many ways. including my Vamp. I'm still in awe of your works after all these years.
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It's amazing how you get such a great 'skin' type quality with warm greys.
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great drawing, i like how you make the colors look almost as if they were made in ps or something like that
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she just looks awesome loove everything specially her hair
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I don't care for ANY Vampirella, but YOUR Vampirella.
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The face and the hair are VERY vampire. It's great.
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vampi is my favorite female comic book character and man that just
SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET!!!
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yeah, like she just fed and forgot to clean it
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Phew! Anatomy's all over the place on this one, huh? Still gorgeous, though.
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You don't see it? Her entire lower body is tiny.
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Some women actually look like that. And it's his drawing style, anyway.
I wonder what you must say about the powerpuff girls
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I like how people immediately try to belittle an honest critique. As if I said its hideousness almost forced me to gouge out my eyes.
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I'm not belittling you. But everyone has their own style. I'm sure he could have made her hips bigger if he wanted.
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I see it man, you're not alone.
It's a nice drawing but yeah...the proportions/anatomy/perspective just kinda funnel down at the bottom.
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I love how people comment before reading.
A sketch at a show, in an uncomfortable environment. a SKETCH.
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I read the whole thing man, it's a good habit to have.
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Even if that were the case, that's more of a proportion than an anatomy issue. When it comes to proportion, people tend to go for effect more so than real life accuracy. Whether or not they achieve that effect is subjective.
Regardless, the actual skeletal and muscular construction seems pretty solid to me.
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I find that very surprising.
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i kinda see it yeah, but Hughes mentioned before if i 'member correctly that he doesn't usually draw Vampirella often becuase he never thought he did the character any justice, so maybe that came into play with this ?
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I see the so called anatomy "problem" but my response is "so what?" it is not that crucial..everything else is pretty much correct and The figure is still expressed beautifully. Its just another artist's interpretation of the female figure.
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For a man whose whose work with female anatomy is usually spot on perfect with the kind of style he uses it does stand out to the viewer.
It's beautiful but the anatomy is slightly off and even though the picture is still just as nice its a flaw in the picture, not a different artists interpretation of the female form.
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I agree with The anatomy is slightly off. Adam's work is undoubtedly amazing but he's not god, he makes mistakes like every other artist. Thats how he, just like every other artist, learns not to make them again.
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Thank you, i feel that theirs too much unneeded stroking of the guys ego
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Well I mean give credit to where credit is due but people do make mistakes
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Exactly and i feel like everyone putting him on a pedestal is kissing major ass when im sure this guy would be the first to point out a mistake
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