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Darren Taylor
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Here's where I'm at thus far:
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Darren Taylor
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Anthony castrillo wrote:
I couldn't stand it!! I had to finish it.
Damn these urges!!!
AAAARRRGGGHH!!!
Sincerly MAC |
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LOL. Good that you finished it. I like the way the "big-guy" came out in particular.
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Anthony castrillo
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Thanks D.
I 'm still positive this piece falls under "sketch". I'll save it in case
i ever feellike tightening it up.
MAC
Me likee what you post.
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Great images all around. I'm astounded. Keep them coming lads.
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Darren Taylor
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Thanks Mac. I gotta say that this is a real eye-opener for me. It's been so long since I tried to do sequentials in any serious attempt that I'm trying to quickly catch my tempo.
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Darren Taylor wrote:
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I love the smoke(?). Rendered very cool.
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Darren Taylor
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Matthew T. Carpenter, Sr. wrote:
| I love the smoke(?). Rendered very cool. |
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Thanks Matthew, I learned from the very best!
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Here's one I did last semester for an Illustration class I took.
Pen and ink. Also my avatar.
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WTF??
Superheroes Matt,superheroes.
Just kidding, i like it. what type of pen? Quill?
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Anthony castrillo wrote:
WTF??
Superheroes Matt,superheroes.
Just kidding, i like it. what type of pen? Quill?
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You don't see the masks? :)
Hunt crow quill - either 105 or 108(?) and a little Rapidograph just because I'm used to them.
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Darren Taylor
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Matthew T. Carpenter, Sr. wrote:
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Here's one I did last semester for an Illustration class I took.Pen and ink. Also my avatar.
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Excellent Matthew. Do you ever use the quill for your comic-book inking?
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Darren Taylor wrote:
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Excellent Matthew. Do you ever use the quill for your comic-book inking?
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Thanks Darren.
The thought has crossed my mind, and might revisit using them again now what I've learned using Microns and my Rapidographs. For me, I thought you have to get all your lineweight in one stroke (like a brush), but using the Microns (actually an off brand) I've been learning how to control the lineweight by building it up. Maybe I'll try using them all next piece.
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