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David Holt
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Now that's the Avengers..........Awesome!!
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Michael Arndt
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wow.
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Greg Kirkman
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Yeah, this Byrne guy is defintitely long since past his artistic prime...
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David Suiter
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WOW!!! That is the commission I want if I ever have the scratch to get one. I cannot say wow enough.
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John Byrne
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Hiring those young new assistants was a smart
move!
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Gary M. Peiffer
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JB,
Is there a reason that you chose to do the figures in pen and the background in brush? Your post indicates that this is a bit different for you.
Thanks for sharing with us!
Gary
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Greg Kirkman
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Do you pay them with peanuts or cashews?
Edited by Greg Kirkman on 27 October 2006 at 2:28pm
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John Byrne
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Pickle juice.
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Jason Fulton
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I've been trying to think of an appropriate villain for a "Fantastic Four and Captain America and Spider-Man versus Dr. Doom and <insert mystery villain here>" 20" x 30". Ultron could fit the bill for that one.
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Greg Kirkman
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Kosher's?
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Robert Kowalewski II
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Excuse me while I pick my jaw up off of the floor. Wow!
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John Byrne
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Is there a reason that you chose to do the figures in pen and the background in brush?*** As I often do, I penciled and inked the figures while the backgrounds were still no more than the perspective grid. I decided to see how the figures would come out if they were rendered predominantly in pen -- and when they were done, I saw that the relatively small spaces around their silhouettes would be perfect for the kind of short strokes of the brush I used when doing backgrounds on NAMOR and NEXT MEN. (The backgrounds are freehand -- no rulers or other such tools.)
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