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Darren Taylor
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I can't recall but I seem to remember, falsely or otherwise that Anthony said that he -had- pencilled his...!?
Anyway the artwork has been of a much higher quality than I had hoped
for. Excellent work thus far from everyone involved. I enjoyed my
oppertunity to ink Cesar (eventually, as we had been looking to combine
on something for quite a while now)
The fifteenth will be the final day for submission. Once in I'll then
put the whole thing together. [So many other things going on I felt
doing it all in one sitting rather than piece-meal was the best route]
Andrew, thanks for the update it's always nice to hear how everyone is coming along.
-Darren.
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Justin Wasson
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Question for my fellow artists. Any thoughts on the best way to draw/ink Cigar/Pipe/Cigarette smoke? Or should I do it digitally? Any thoughts will help.
Justin Wasson
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Marc Thompson
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I love the way Norm Breyfogle drew the smoke in this commission.
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James Stewart
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Justin you could add it with a airbrush after you scan the original, or select the inks around the smoke and drop in a grey outline.Hope this helps.
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Chris Yeoman
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Here's what I spent yesterday doing:
Edited by Chris Yeoman on 12 January 2006 at 3:13am
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Darren Taylor
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Great DareDevil Chris.
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Darren Taylor
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That's a nice commission Marc.
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Darren Taylor
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"Question for my fellow artists."-Justin
I believe this is now redundant but for future ref, I guess it would depend on the lighting in the panel/picture.
Sometime black smoke helps emote more mood and is always more synister.
Although if this was intended to adorn the piece you did for the
calander then white smoke is best. It's fine as the ammendment shows.
I do like the way that John does it. But the Alan Davis smoke is pretty cool too;-)
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Didier Yvon Paul Fayolle
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Well, I cannot wait to see how everything will be fitting all together...
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Justin Wasson
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Nothing to do with the Cal. picture, but something else I'm doing. I was trying to figure out a cool way to do the smokey haze that forms at the top of a dark room. I have a few ideas now, so thanks.
Justin Wasson
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Chris Yeoman
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Thanks Darren!
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Justin Wasson
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Chris, I also wanted to say how much I liked your Daredevil. I really enjoy the teeth.
Justin Wasson
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