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TCypress — RODD RACER print
Published: 2011-12-10 14:37:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 3726; Favourites: 77; Downloads: 131
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It's been a long time since my last post. I've been very busy at work on my latest series BLUE ESTATE at Image Comics, issue 9 is just getting started, and the first trade collecting issues 1-4 is available thru Image Comics.This is a quick look at a new print I'm working on, still unfiinished. It will be available at my new art representative soon.
if you are interested in buying some original art, or prints you can check out availability here> www.outofsteparts.com
~T.
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Dude can we get a higher res version? I cannot appreciate all the detail.
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Very Awesome Toby. Would like to get a 4 foot poster print of this.
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Great energy to your work!
I want to pick up your Racer book.
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Thanks! You might be able to find Rodd Racer in comic shops published by Image comics. If not, maybe you can buy a copy from me at one this summer's conventions.
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Cool I'll ask if my local shop has a copy
Thanks
Louie
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that right there....that's for the books. there's so much to say with the overall dynamics that goes on in every moment. this is not a print, it's a clinic.
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Your work is just jaw dropping. It's very well drawn, and it shows how much fun you are having with it.
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Thank you so much. I am having alot of fun. Drawing doesn't come easy to me, but I love to just sit back and imagine. I'm very glad the fun I have in my world can come thru. Thank you very much for your kind comment.
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In response: One of the things that's so great about your style though is that it DOES look easy for you. Your brush strokes look quick and fluid as if done with ease and little regard. Whatever goes on in the ole niggin of yours we can't tell, to us it looks easy for you... I agree though, drawing is hard for me too, for sure.
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Thanks bud! I draw many roughs and marker sketches before inking so by time I actually lay down the finished inks I guess it is second nature. My spontaneous art is actually very bad, but when I redraw the same elements a few times, move around, and look at a piece for awhile, then I kind find the confidence to produce quick gestures, and spontaneous lines.
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Well it pays off you fucking magician! haha I think I understand though, pencils stress me out while I do them but once it's all down and fine tuned I feel free to ink away. Anyway, I'm might just have to hit Neil up for one of these prints, dude. Love it.
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So amazing, I love everything going on in this pic.
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Thanks man. I'm not a big fan of busy compositions, but I wanted to see a piece like this. The trick it to arrange my elements in a way that doesn't become confusing. I wanted to create an epic landscape piece celebrating RODD RACER's one year release. I'm glad you dig!!
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