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Published: 2016-04-20 18:47:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 22202; Favourites: 994; Downloads: 384
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Thanks for looking.Copics and watercolor on vellum bristol board
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You need to do the next Marvel Masterpieces set that comes out. Too awesome! Great job!
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Just amazing- and spectacular- I love it! Your coloring control is mind boggling to me
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Solid! Spider-Man is my all time favorite hero. Great work!
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unreal man. those flashes of green there are a nice touch
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DO you do commission? if so how do i get in contact with youΒ
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OH DAMN! This is nuts Chris! I would pay a million bucks to see the process work on this one! You getΒ the color & grey tone markers to play so well together.
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Can I get that in writing?
Thanks!
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Ha! anytime brother. Saving up for my next piece from you.
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Sorry, this is a way to badass for me
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I really love this, and that you're using traditional media. Keep it up!
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I would also love to see the video of your coloring process. I'm in love with your work!
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This is nice! (except it looks like Spiderman is a woman with no boobs...maybe add a bulge to this? Β I can't imagine that suit hides too much even in shadow...)
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That's one hideous figure for a woman. I don't want to see a cock-print on my superheroes
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I love that you don't fully simplify your shadows! It's graphic, but looks deep at the same time.Β
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Damn that red/blue aesthetic is so good when it's done like this
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Stunning!!! Hard to believe this is traditional! it looks so clean and realistic. Awesome work!
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I appreciate it. Thanks!
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You're welcome!
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Great piece. Not sure if you're open to critique, but I'd like to offer a minor opportunity. I think that the white outlines around Spidey do a great job of differentiating him from the background, but my initial inclination with this piece is that the goblin's hood could have either been darker or cooler because the hue and value of the Spidey's mask (in shadow) is so close to the background.Β
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woot! love this!
question tho is there a reason that you didn't use green/purple on the green gobs? Β
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Thanks. I was going for a monochrome type background. It's not monochrome, but that's what I was going for
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ooh i didn't notice the green on spidey till you point it out XD thanks for sharing your thoughts on your wonderful art. amazing as usual Ha! see what i did there? ... i'll show my self out 
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This is just ridiculous! I love it, Mr. Stevens!
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Thank you kindly.
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Excellent job on the colouring and composition!
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This is amazing I would love to see a video of you workingΒ
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Thanks. One of these days I'm sure I'll stop being lazy and set that up.
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It's times like these I wish there was a multi-
Nic.-
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Thank you! Not really. I did a sketchbook type of thing years ago, but I need to go to conventions to sell them and I'm not much of a con guy. I still have tons of those damn things in my garage. Maybe a proper art book could be doable some day though.
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I don't think it's mandatory to go to conventions to sell an artbook; I mean, if you manage to have a publisher you could do well in online sales alone and maybe some small distribution to stores. If you find someone who wants to do that, then by all means, count me in with a copy
And you have tons of your sketchbooks at home? Mmm. I think I might have to send you a Note and dust off my wallet
Nic.-
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I was referring to my old sketchbook which seemed to sell at conventions, but not very well online. That's normal but I don't do many shows a year. Thanks. It's not out of the question that I'll do a real book at some point. I don't even sell the sketchbook anymore. It's so old now that I don't want to charge people money for it. If I ever see you at a show, I'll happily give you one
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