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"If I drive for you, you get your money. You tell me where we start, where we're going, where we're going afterwards. I give you five minutes when we get there. Anything happens in that five minutes and I'm yours. No matter what. Anything a minute on either side of that and you're on your own. I don't sit in while you're running it down. I don't carry a gun. I drive."
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Man now I need to watch that again.
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Gracias! Las mierdas excelentes son mis mierdas favoritas
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Pretty boss right there... Nice color schem, gradient use etc... DRIVE too was suh a badass flick!!
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Thanks! Yeah man, Drive had such sweet vibe to it, well util heads started to blow up!
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Heya, with this one, how did you do your lines? Is it completely digital or are you working with some scanned stuff? And if it is scanned, is it pen or something else? I would really like to know!
And I really like this one -- awesome stuff going on with the colors and lines. Amazing angles as always.
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this is all digital. I use this simple trick in PS:
-select any brush without shape dynamics
-click somewhere while holding SHIFT and then click again somwhere else
-BAM you have a straight line!
But before that, I do sketches with standard lines as everyone else. And its a bit tricky at first to get all these rounded forms right with just straight lines, I still havent quite figured it out myself.
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Oh yeah! I think I knew that trick at some point. Thanks!
Buuut, what about that bit of texture/grain that your lines have? I'm not just seeing that, am I? I might be able to figure out how to get that sort of look on my own, but since you said "without shape dynamics" I am curious.
I love the way your round forms look! I don't know exactly what you are going for, if you say that you haven't figured it out, but I think you have a really amazing look going on here with this style where everything is technically very angular, but stills maintains underlying levels of roundness and edges.
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happy to hear you like it! 
And yes I do use some grain effects, they always help to hide messy gradients and such. What I do is create a new layer filled with white, set it to multiply and then add some 50% noise effect.
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