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Sabot11 aka JRuas
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 Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2001 12:00 pm |
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this is a 20 min picture, i dont know how i would finish, photoshop or hand work?
the character is Sl�ine, a british comic book.
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Wolfgang
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| Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2001 1:36 pm |
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I like it the way it looks. Here and there a bit more contrast (cloth). In some places a bit less (those crinkles in the face are a bit to sharp in my opinion (in contrast to the rest of the image). I would continue with the media you started.
I like those sketchy illustrations. Those Slaine-Works from Simon Bisley impressed me a lot. He lets some places unfinished, always keeping the right amount of detail in the important areas, and alway very expressive. His late works are a bit too much of that. But that of course my personal sight of things.
Good Work, I think, especially this hair.. |
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DiXter
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| Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2001 1:58 pm |
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KIIICK ASSS!!!
Extremly cool Joao!!
Don't make any changes i love it the way it is..  |
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egerie
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| Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2001 2:20 pm |
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Waw I really like that.
One thing tho, is it normal his jaw is so assymetrical ?
Even tho the wrinkles weren't to the taste of Wolfgang, I like them (sorry!). I think putting detail in the focal point of your image is the way to make a piece more dynamic and interesting.
Many great artists around here have bashed us with that concept and I think it stuck here 
And now on to make a search on Simon Bisley..
ege the comic ignorant. |
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Guy
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| Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2001 2:49 pm |
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| id continue with the medium you were usuing origonaly. it looks really sweet so far. i dont really see any problems with it at the moment. |
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burn0ut
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| Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2001 3:39 pm |
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| this is very very cool, id like it as is to tell ya the truth, but your goina finish it so finish it up without the comp |
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Sabot11 aka JRuas
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| Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2001 4:50 pm |
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thank u all.
Sure i am a Simon Bisley's fan, and i really like his style of painting/drawing, since 1996 (when i saw his job for the 1st time) i always buy his magazines and stuff... but, i dont want to copy him , and anyone else... what i really want to have is the capacity to draw in a lot of styles, and finally, find my own way.
Simon Bisley, George Pratt, Dave Mckean (everyone likes him ) , Glenn Fabry etc... all these guys are impressive to me , but i like brazilian graffiti (the world is discovering it now), cartoon (the nickelodeons), Bacon , will eisner , etc etc etc... well, some of my huge list of influences... oh.. i could see that steven stahlberg visits this forum, i like his 3d work, looks like 2d thats why i like...
sorry, i talk too much and my bad english make u sleep
haha bye |
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