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John Byrne
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11" x 17" illo of Wolverine in a forest setting; the details are:- please have the scene similar to the sequence in X-Men # 109 where Wolverine is tracking and nearly touching the deer; include the deer with Wolverine approaching from behind
- draw Wolverine in his brown costume
- landscape format 
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Ted Pugliese
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| Posted: 27 July 2012 at 10:28am | IP Logged | 2
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Very cool. You really do draw the best Wolverine.
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Dan Marcoux
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Added to the Gallery...
http://www.artofjohnbyrne.com/gallery/index.php?album=commis sions%2Fcommissions-standard
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Ryan Maxwell
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| Posted: 27 July 2012 at 10:32am | IP Logged | 4
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Suddenly... Love the idea! And this is a Wolverine we probably haven't seen since those days, pity. Congrats to the owner, and thanks for sharing.
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John Byrne
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By the way -- before any of the artists among you call me on it, I want to point out that, yes, I did break a "rule" on this one, by having Wolverine leading with his left arm and his left leg.Did it to show the character/costume to best advantage.
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Ted Pugliese
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Gives it a 'sneaky' vibe too.
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Matt Hawes
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Very nice!! I like the way the forest is drawn, in particular.
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Hans Romp
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Beautiful!
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Joe Alexander
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Very nice!
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By the way -- before any of the artists among you call me on it, I want to point out that, yes, I did break a "rule" on this one, by having Wolverine leading with his left arm and his left leg.
Seems like a happy accident then, JB. Wolverine's pose conveys caution and tentativeness as if he's really trying to not scare the deer away. You can just feel it ready to bolt off.
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Peter Martin
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Very nice. It makes a refreshing change of pace to have Wolverine in this kind of more peaceful setting and it makes him less one-note to have a smile on his face. Not everything should be snarling anger.
Nice job on the forest floor -- you've evoked that kind of leafy gunk you find in such a setting very well.
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Terry Thielen
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| Posted: 27 July 2012 at 11:25am | IP Logged | 12
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the deer almost looks like it's glowing. The undetailed tree adds a nice balance to the piece.
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