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Anthony castrillo
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| Posted: 24 June 2005 at 8:36pm | IP Logged | 1
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Thats the spirit,ED!! Beutifull work. I love it.
Can i stop now...
Dude, take whatever you like and add to it, learn from it, be
inspired to do what you like. As far as i'm concerned and i think
i posted this sentiment: as long as it's not work related it's
available for inking, coloring, whatever.
Looks good.
Edited by Anthony castrillo on 24 June 2005 at 8:37pm
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Guest79877180
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| Posted: 24 June 2005 at 8:44pm | IP Logged | 2
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Crash Man and Chicken Boy... Long story...
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Ed Munoz
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| Posted: 24 June 2005 at 9:13pm | IP Logged | 3
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thanks alot anthony! i was pretty sure it was your art,but i couldnt
remember for sure.i dont normally work on other peoples art,so this was
a really nice change....and lots of fun.
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James Stewart
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| Posted: 25 June 2005 at 4:17am | IP Logged | 4
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Thanks Vlad.
I enjoy digital inking myself. The only thing i find hard is trying to get some curves into akward places which can be done by turning your paper round when inking normally. how do you get round this problem Vlad?
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James Stewart
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| Posted: 25 June 2005 at 4:21am | IP Logged | 5
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Matthew T. Carpenter, Sr. wrote:
James - Great DD!
Edited to ask: Did you ink it on Bristol on your way to Bristol?
(I thought it was funny!)
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HA Nice one Matt ,I started useing graph paper which has blue lines, so when i scan it the lines don't appear.it keeps everything in porportion .
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James Stewart
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| Posted: 25 June 2005 at 4:27am | IP Logged | 6
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Ed that is fantastic care to give us a rundown on how you done it,and what package you used, the silver effect is brill. i'd love to see some more of your work.i think i saw a Silver Surfer pic by JB in the gallery.
Ok heres a quicky from last night.
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Guest79877180
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Ed - great Mr. T. You've caught the gesture and look.
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Vladimir Fiks
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James Stewart wrote:
Thanks Vlad.
I enjoy digital inking myself. The only thing i find hard is trying to get
some curves into akward places which can be done by turning your paper
round when inking normally. how do you get round this problem Vlad? |
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I rotate the canvas at 90º intervals, it usually does the trick.
Vlad
PS the Crash Man design is great.
Edited by Vladimir Fiks on 25 June 2005 at 6:50am
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Ed Munoz
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ok....its a little complicated.....but its all done in photoshop.i
wanted to experiment on different ways to get the surfers shiny metal
skin.so what i do is....i select a muscle group,(say the pecs)i copy it
into a new layer.fill it with gray,and set the layer style to bevel and
emboss.then,i use the burn and dodge tool to make highlights and
shadows.then......(heres the big payoff).....use the adjustment menu
,and select curves.play around with points,till you get the really
shiny metallic effect.its not very precise,but still looks pretty
cool.(you should see how cool it looks on a colossus.)
if anyone wants to know more about the process in greater detail,feeel free to e-mail me.
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Vladimir Fiks
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James Stewart wrote:
Ok heres a quicky from last night. |
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You nailed his attitude.
Vlad
Edited by Vladimir Fiks on 25 June 2005 at 6:52am
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James Stewart wrote:
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You nailed his attitude.
Vlad
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Ed - Great Two-Face. I'm wondering if it's finished because the
gun on the right doesn't look fully rendered. Unless you were
going for that in a stylistic way. Just wondering, but it looks
cool.
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