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Published: 2010-05-09 20:39:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 811; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 53
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Something I did on a separate piece of paper, because I wasn't too happy about the way I drew the original panel (thought it was too flat, thus making it boring to look at). I tried to make another one with a view from a different angle, and I ended up feeling sorry that I drew this on an ordinary typing paper 'coz I kinda liked it the second time. I thought it was okay enough though, so I just attached it to the page using Photoshop.
Gen 13 (c) Wildstorm Productions
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Maybe the hands just needed to be bigger to give us more depth?
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thanks for the suggestions, D!
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Cool.
I gotta get the habit of using sketch papers to do my prelims
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Thanks! Yeah, most of the times it helps a lot, bro!
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Bump!
Looking good, interesting angle, it does make it more interesting as you say.
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I like it a lot.
Today I was in a little comic book shop and I was looking at some mainstream super hero books. It's been a lot since the last time. The art sucked in every single book, I was very sad because I remembered some years ago, when superhero comics had great artist and the drawings were very good. I tought "what happened to the good artist I knew some years ago?"
But finally I saw this drawing. As you already undesrtood my english is not very good, but I want to thank you for being a good artist
You deserve good luck, and I'm happy that there's still some good artist at work in the mainstream industry.
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thank you sir!
Funny that a few minutes ago I was doing research for an artwork, and I thought of the same thing ("what happened to the good artists I knew years ago?"). I was thinking of the likes of Steve Lightle, who's very very good.
Anyway, thanks a lot for the praise, and for wishing me luck! I still have a lot to learn as a comic book artist, but again, thanks!
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