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Darren Taylor
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| Posted: 28 August 2019 at 12:42pm | IP Logged | 1
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Wow there has been a lot of activity here. That is really cool to see!
I have been inking on my lunch breaks here and there. Decided to run a wee test for fun but wont be pursuing (colour) any further, it was just a neat wee glimpse.
Best to all!
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Doug Centers
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You guys blow me away. Awesome! Here's my first attempt on blue line. So much still to learn, but having fun for sure!
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Tim O Neill
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| Posted: 28 August 2019 at 7:52pm | IP Logged | 3
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Eric L: "Since posting my pages without the dialog might offend I will simply
post potions that are not complete for comment. So let's get back to putting
up some art."
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Once again, I am not offended - it's too strong a word for what I have been
trying to express.
We are not going to agree on this, and I don't want to derail the thread, so we
should move on. But I can't see how anyone would have a problem or see the
difference between posting a full page vs. a portion to the page, so I would
hope you return to posting the full pages so you all can enjoy each others art
and help each other grow as artists.
Thanks to all of you for hearing me out, and I appreciate your responses and
candor.
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Oliver Denker
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Nice work, Eric!
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Eric Ladd
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My latest with a little extra effort for Tim. =) No hard feelings.
And because 600 pixels wide does diminish a bit of detail, here is one panel with a higher resolution:
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Tim O Neill
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| Posted: 31 August 2019 at 12:00pm | IP Logged | 6
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Much appreciated, Eric - no hard feelings indeed!
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Peter Martin
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Darren, your colour panel looks good to me. Not a fan of the artistic choice of putting that white aura around Sprite, but the panel not only works for me, but looks 100% professional.
Edited by Peter Martin on 31 August 2019 at 10:16pm
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Scott Barnett
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Darren,
I love how you can see the dot patterns in the color, as if it were printed backed in the 80s!
Is there a particular setting you used in Photoshop for the effect?
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Mark McKay
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Mark McKay
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Paul Wills
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Nice inking work, all! It's interesting to see different interpretations of Wolverine's claws. Not just in these pages but comics in general -some show flat on the bottom, some show round, and some show triangular. In Frank Miller's version, they were totally flat.
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Matt Hawes
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In my own art, I have drawn Wolverine's claws in the various ways depending on my mood, or what style I was going for. That noted, I prefer JB's version.
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