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George Edwards
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Didier,
Imitation as a form of flattery. I'm sure BT would be proud that you emulate his style.
Marc- Very nice Space Ghost! I can see you spent sone time on this one.
Edited by George Edwards on 02 April 2006 at 6:47am
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Didier Yvon Paul Fayolle
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Thank you George. I really like the way Bruce Timm has simplified the anatomy to the strict necessities. His characters are so.... but his pin-ups girls are even more niiiiiiiiiiice !
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Chris Yeoman
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Chris Yeoman
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Wow, looking back over the last few pages was a treat! You guys rule and still motivate and inspire me!!
Matthew T.C- can you please post that Grifter pic you and Justin did? I feel the need to draw him and need some inspiration! ;) (Justin can't find it), so your my only hope Obi wan Kenobi!
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Guest79877180
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Another nice one Chris.
Justin is a punk!
http://www.byrnerobotics.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=4276& amp; amp;PN=1&TPN=145
(scroll down a bit)
Or here:
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/22870676/
Edited by Matthew T. Carpenter, Sr. on 02 April 2006 at 7:49am
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Chris Yeoman
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Ah, legend! Thanks Matthew. It's such a cool pic!!
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Chris Yeoman
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Ok, I have got to the point where I am really tired of using photo and magazine reference to aid my drawings, so I have commited myself to just draw from real life and my limited imagination for awhile to try and improve myself, so just to warn you...be prepared for some BAD drawings! lol. Here's the first one...no laughing.
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Daniel Gillotte
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I think that this is pretty dang doo Chris... It has a more natural feel than the
phot reference pieces. I like the chunky lines., too. His legs are pretty killer.
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Chris Yeoman
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Thank you Daniel, you're too kind lol.
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Mary Ward
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Chris...I loooove the colors! I am still insisting on hibernating in my pencils though, at least till I can fetch a lightbox! And I have to play with that scanner some! I am thinking if I add an extra sheet or too behind the image I won't get the light bleed through I seem to be getting when it scans the image. A lexmark 3350 series. Not the world's most expensive one, but...
Edited by Mary Ward on 02 April 2006 at 11:16am
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Chris Yeoman
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Thanks Mary! I really need a scanner myself because something always gets lost in the photos. I too really love pencil work. My stuff is always better looking in pencils, far more detail is included, but recently I've been trying to get better with markers and paints, so far it's going okay, now I need to work on my BRAIN POWER to page. lol.
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Valerie Finnigan
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Yes, sometimes an extra sheet or even two of heavy, non-glossy paper
behind it helps out, though I generally don't have problems with light
bleeding through anyway. (Cheapo Artec scanner gives me plenty of other
problems though.)
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