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Gary S. Lee
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Gerry, that almost looks like the gargoyle from Ghostbusters--an
influence? Nice one.
G.
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Gary S. Lee
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Same image, as I messed with it in an art program:
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Darren Taylor
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Well done Gary.
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Edgar Snowball
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[image removed]A Catwoman/Selina Kyle sketch I did last night,Resembles the 1940's, 1980's and 1990's version of Selina Kyle, Iwanted the hair to look curlier, as if she were of mediterraneanlineage (Greek, Italian, Spanish, something like that) but I've not yetlearned how to draw hair that way convincingly.I'm also unsatisfied with the way I drew the nose, it's just notspecifically what I was going for. I still have a lot to master interms of convincing facial features.
Edited by Jeff Fettes on 14 March 2013 at 2:46am
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John Peter Britton
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Cheers Darren.
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Darren Taylor
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Nice one Edgar, like the nose especialy.
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Brian Hunt
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Love your take on The Master Darren.
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Darren Taylor
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Thanks Brian.
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John Peter Britton
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Vladimir Fiks
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Great work Darren, John, Gerry, Edgar!
Here is Vampi Done for the weekly Jam at R3.
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John Peter Britton
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Thanks Vladimir and that's a well balanced vampire well done nice use off dark and light.
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David Ferguson
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JPB, your Thor and Odin remind me of Quentin Blake's work for some reason.
They would be suited, I think at least, to a Thor story intended for children. I mean this as a compliment. I think kids would get a real kick (and sense of wonder) from your pieces if they were accompanied by a narrative of similar quality.
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