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ChristopherStevens β Spidey battles Gobby
Published: 2014-08-09 18:30:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 49899; Favourites: 3066; Downloads: 863
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Forgive the poor photo. I still have the hardest time shooting my paintings. This was the best one in terms of color, clarity and contrast ..but unfortunately it was also crooked. Β Sigh. Β Anyways, this was a really fun one and came out close to how I pictured it in my head, so that's always nice.Oils on masonite.
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It doesn't make sense, but that's ok! LOL..I appreciate the compliment.
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ABSOLUTELY ASTONISHING!!!, the quality of your values, the anatomy of your color work, the distortion of your anatomy and that hint of vintagy feel that crowns every piece elevates your work to one of the best ive seen, congrats !!!! and i have to add that you are one of the top masters in copic us....
RESPECT!!!
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Wow, thank you so much for the kind words. I appreciate it.
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No prob, believe me , i wouldnt say it if i didnt really think its true, what can i say, big fan man....
If its not too much trouble i would love to invite you to check my gallery,Β feliu.deviantart.com/gallery/ , every comment is more than welcome, specially coming fron you, thnx!!!
Keep on with your beautiful work....
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Great posing and detailing. I love how you addressed the scales, on the Goblin's outfit.Β
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Thanks. Yeah, I thought square scales would be cool looking.
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Youre welcome and they do.
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Beautiful piece, love the webbing around him and how he's holding it.
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This is awesome I love spider-man, did you use water colors?
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Thanks. No, just oils.
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super awesome, do you thin out your oils when you do your work?
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Not exactly. I use a thinner, but that's necessary to keep the paint flowing.
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well they look great, the richness in the colors is amazing, I'm sure the camera doesn't do it justice. have you always painted or is just something you enjoy to do as a hobby?Β
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Thanks. No, I was strictly a line guy for many years and then started using marker and then finally paints came in recent years. Oil painting is mostly a personal Β hobby, but I have been doing some commission work with it, including this piece.
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wicked! its funny cause i was just skimming through some old what ifs. it was the one where Spidey saved Gwen Stacy.
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Great composition. What's the original size?
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oooooooooooo! I love painting on masonite! 
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Great composition! Style! And coloring!! Really Amazing!
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I already saw it on tumblr of comicartfangallery . This is surely an amazing painting!
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Amazing work, I love the detail you added in the webs.Β
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This is awesome! I love the design on the Goblin and his glider. And great job with the details, colouring, pose, lighting and shading.
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Thanks. Everyone seems to draw his glider different,so I figured I'd do my own mash-up design too. Glad you like it.
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i like the style a lot! spider-man is too often portrayed as being ridiculously muscley, but he's not really supposed to be.
The coloring is wonderful too, it really pops.
my light criticism: the length of spidey's right foot should be the same as his forearm, i realize it's slightly closer to the "viewer" in this pose, but if you look at where his foot bends, his toes would be like 3 inches long.
very stylized, great work!
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Thanks. When I draw Spidey, I it as an excuse to go nuts with the proportions. I hold back TBH and could go much nuttier, but I try to resist going too crazy with it. It gets distracting if you stretch things too much.
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The crookedness actually works with it being an action scene.
Really cool painting!
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Heh..there you go..I did it on purpose! Thanks
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The colors, the lighting, the action, and the point of view. What a great combination of brilliance.
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I appreciate that. Thank you.
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Photographing oils is unspeakably difficult. Β This looks like an amazing painting - I'm gobsmacked!
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