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Digital color in Photoshop CS4.Related content
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I really like this image a lot. It always nice to see classic and timeless images that are re-envisioned for today's needs. And clearly by today, I mean 1945 e.deviantart.net/emoticons/s/s⦠" width="15" height="15" alt="
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You know....looking at that illustration he looks a fair bit like a young Tommy Lee Jones. Something in his face. And if you see pics or footage of a young Mr Jones he would have been ideal as that character(minus the Texan accent of course).
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ΠΡ ............Π²Π°ΡΠ΅ Ρ ΠΎΡΠ΅ΡΡΡ ΡΠ²ΠΈΡΡΠ΅ΡΡ so let's Logan.
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Your work is absolutely stunning. You are indeed a master of your craft. I like all your work but I chose this image because I am a Marvel head through and through.
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wonderful sepia tone. did you use graphite charcoal combo as well? the shading looks hand done.
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omg,that is so sweet.and i cant believe that he is THE logan
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this is awesome, but why would he have his claws extended?
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Great work.
I have a question if you have the time. How often do you use models for your pieces? And if so do you do rough pencil 1st. Then position the models according to the rough poses. The reason I ask is because you have an amazing gift of proportion and lighting. Just amazing. Keep up the great work.
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This particular piece is all poser. Michael 4 model tweaked a bit with shiny black material for skin.
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Wow! Thanks for the information. I would have never thought of trying poser. What a great idea. I look forward to seeing more great work. Thanks!
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This one turned out great. Perfectly pulled off old snapshot. Love the added effects too. The folds and cracks are perfect. Additionally, I like the watercolor effects with the sepia(sp) tone to give it a more weathered look. GREAT JOB!
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Fantastic tribute to the classic picture!
The artwork is tremendous too!
Congratulations!!
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Wow great job and i really hate to point this out but he would have had bone claws at that time period not his adamantium claws...sorry im a big comic book nerd. but you really did a great job on the picture.
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Are you kidding guy ! You really want to kill anyone here with your stuff.
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You're probably gonna think this is unnecessary nit picking, but I could not find that airborne patch anywhere. I'm guessing you made it up..?
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Well.. of COURSE! Forgot he was Canadian.
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Awesome cover, man.
Love the old torn photograph effect and the whole concept used to give a hint at what's inside. Great thinkin, great artwork. Overall, its amazing.
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this is going to be such a good book to own=]
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Now this is one yer best 4 sure Mike!
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Great concept, and very nicely drawn! I love the sepia tones!
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Wow, great coloruing! I really thought it was traditional at first.
Heh, also "Thankz for the memories" it's just a great irony when it comes to wolvie
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Just a question:
are you american?
if not, where are you from?
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I was born in Mesa, AZ and lived in the US my whole life.
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Very nice, the digital coloring has a very organic feel.
-Darin
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I really like how you based this off that famous photo of the sailor and his lover. Or at least, I assume you did? In any case, I really like it.
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