ChrisH
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Last Activity: 01-22-2020, 10:54 PM
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Thanks! I always ink with vector lines in Manga Studio 5.... -
Reminds me of this one by the great Russ Heath, for the X-Men Animated Series that never was.
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I have to know what's up with Spider Cranium in the very first image. There's got to be an interesting story behind that weirdo. Great work, I especially like your lady friends here.Leave a comment:
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When my drawings are too stiff, I like to loosen up by drawing a Spider-Man or two. He gives you an excuse to do those wacky poses. Stretch those legs out there!Leave a comment:
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I'm liking the thick ink lines. Their heads seem a little large, but since they're monsters, I'm cool with it.Leave a comment:
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Very noice work! I can't wait to purchase a new model!Leave a comment:
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Thanks for taking the time to do that drawover, Smitty! I'm sorry I wasn't clear, but the first image was the newer one. I did take your suggestions, andchange the direction of the leg lines as well as center the left eye, for what I hope is an improvement. I also left out all that distracting background...Leave a comment:
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Alien Legion! The second one definitely looks better, but I also like the energy of that last guy on the right side of the first picture for some reason. Great work, can't wait to see this finished.Leave a comment:
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Trying to show and improve on a new attempt at an image from a few years ago.
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I don't know if you'd count him as a newer artist, but Salvador Larroca started out cartoony and got more and more realistic. Somewhere in the middle of his career he found the sweet spot, but then he marched right past it....Leave a comment:
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Nice style FreshNightmare. I need to get back into the brawl:
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I remember John Byrne saying he pushed his poses just a bit beyond what a human is actually capable of. But that is the definition of superhuman, anyways. For the record, I think John Byrne found that perfect sweet spot between realism and cartoony....Leave a comment:
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I think the best comic artist straddled that line between cartoony and realistic with perfection, splitting the difference. To me, ultra realistic art loses some of the energy that cartooning brings.Leave a comment:
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