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    Meandering up, down, back and forth Ra Havok's Avatar
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    What do you fellas think of Beltran?

    No, not Robert Beltran - aka Chakotay from ST:V;

    but Fred Beltran, The artist.
    He works with Jodorowsky (known from The Metabarons) on Megalex: the anomaly.

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    http://www.bdvoreur.com/article.php3?id_article=32

    He does about 60% in a 3D program. Most time consuming, but the result are some very clean drawings.

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    http://www.auracan.com/Indiscretions...0020415-2.html
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    I've looked at the links you listed - and have found that I don't like the guy.

    Whilst his art shows a high level of technical ability - it is atmospherically dead leaves me cold.

    I don't like it at all.
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    I'm kinda indifferent. While each piece within the picture seems rendered well, nothing feels connected concretely. Sorta like every body part is floating a micrometer beside each other wrapped in their own box.

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    it alright I suppose

    I admire the work for the attention to detail but the subject matter is not something that I am particularly interested in.

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    agreed.

    although his fascination with large breasts seems something new and inviting.
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    well **** you guys, I like him. I like his art, and i'd read his book were it at the library or a barnes and nobles.

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    Originally posted by Beastie
    I've looked at the links you listed - and have found that I don't like the guy.

    Whilst his art shows a high level of technical ability - it is atmospherically dead leaves me cold.

    I don't like it at all.

    I wouldn't go so far to say i don't like it at all, but I tend to agree with beastie...

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    hes good thats for sure. but how much comic work does he do? i saw one example. his 3D work is nice but im not into the bug thing that was in the first pic.
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    Personally, I really like this guys work.

    I think you'd have to read the comic before you can judge the quality, seeing the work on glossy paper in a nice thick book is much better than some itsybitsy JPG's.

    It's not perfect, but it's very stylish and it DOES have a certain atmosphere, if you read the comic you see, that it's really fitting to the story.
    I picked upbook #1 and I'm certainly going to check out #2.

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    Well..

    I read Metal Hurlant one and two and they're looking cool. It's a freaky world and the disjointedness you mention before seems to fit it perfectly.

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