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Darren Taylor
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It's funny you saying about "Byrne" being there. I find that I "see"
him most in the under-pinning of my work and then all my rendering is
designed to pull "me" out of that underpinning and not John;-)
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Anthony castrillo
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Hey James-
Yeah, there was a time when drawing more than 3 characters
would give me hives but now i try to challenge myself and fit in
as many as possible.
Its sad that most guys dont experiment with layouts of that
nature,
it expands your thought processes(composition) and
developes hand/eye co-ordination.
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Roger A Ott II
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Damn, Anthony, that's a mighty fine Superman double-pager, and I love the Batman at the bottom. Very cool work, as always.
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James Stewart
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| Posted: 14 December 2005 at 2:32pm | IP Logged | 4
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Amazing .i'd love to see a Next men one done in the same fashion Anthony.
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Matt McAlister
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MAC and Darren, just curious, what kind of pencils do each of you use?
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Guest79877180
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| Posted: 14 December 2005 at 2:38pm | IP Logged | 6
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MAC - wow. I wish I could be bored like that! I also wish
you wanted to still work in the business. I'd buy your stuff for
sure!
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Darren Taylor
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Matt, I'm -currently- using mechanical pencils. One with a 2H lead, one with an HB and another with a 2B lead.
I -prefer- using just regular old pencil but I find myself plagued with lead breaking during the sharpening phase-LOL.
The reason for the various leads is dependand on the paper I use, not indicative of any changing stages of the artwork.
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Matt McAlister
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Thanks Darren. Have you ever tried lead holders? I find myself
switching back and forth between them and mechanical pencils all the
time.
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Darren Taylor
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| Posted: 14 December 2005 at 2:50pm | IP Logged | 9
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Haven't -yet- got my grubby paws on any.
Will rectify this in the New Year most likely.
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Guest79877180
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Matt McAlister - " Have you ever tried lead holders?"
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Not to cut in on your conversation, but I use one that I've literally
had for at least 15 years. I started off as a draftsman, so it was a sort
of natural progression. I use like a 4H
lead in it, but I need to get some softer leads. The 4H has helped me to
(sort of) learn how to not push too hard on the page when drawing.
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Anthony castrillo
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A yellow 2H and my handy-dandy pencil sharpener.
Basically what evers available.
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Andrew Hess
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And now, Green Lantern in COLOR:
Kept the colors flat, but added tone using Photoshop stipling.
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