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[scmarooney]

I guess I'll start one of these blog threads too . I would appreciate any comments on, or critiques of, any of my work in this thread. Right now I am still mostly about 90% "analog", and about 10% digital with my illustrations. I haven't quite figured out the digital coloring-thing yet, but hope to in the near future .

Here is a drawing I finished a couple days ago for a contest here at PencilJack:


Thanks for looking!
-Sean

[scmarooney]

Here's a few Superman sketches that show my current work flow:
rough sketch:

second sketch:

Finished Inks:

[scmarooney]

.....and the finished Superman drawing (colored by hand with acrylic paints and colored pencils):

[thordad]

There is an intangible involved in coloring by hand vs digital , Its very hard to place as both are compared so much against eachother as to which is best . I for one like what you got going with the old school tools man

For example I would take Lynne Varley over any of the digital colorists today ( Veritable Norman Rockwell of comic coloring that one is )

[unculviv]

Nice work--thank you for sharing-
Thanks so much for this. I appreciate the effort. It really helps a lot.
Glad to hear you're using this: I plan to keep it much more aggressively up-to-date than has been the case in the past, but don't hesitate to let me know if you find errors or need clarifications.

Calcul de taux credit auto - Comparatif pret automobile - Simulation de financement d'une voiture

[scmarooney]

Thanks for the feedback, Thordad!
Here's a few sequential pages I did for a contest on another website a month or so back. Don't remember the script too much, think it had something to do with bountyhunters?


thanks for looking!
-Sean

[scmarooney]

A few more from the same project:

[scmarooney]

last of the page of this bunch. Think I tried to fake my way through curvilinear-perspective on this one (LOL, don't look too close...)

Thanks for looking!
-Sean

[scmarooney]

Here's a fairly recent Sci-Fi thing. Its a little bit Iliad and a little bit transformers. It was drawn and painted in watercolors on a spare chunk of artboard.

Thanks for looking!
-Sean

[scmarooney]

Here's another sequential for a Blue-Line contest over on their message boards. Got the feeling that they weren't really pleased with any of the entries, though.