And backgrounds are a massive part of my work so I'd want to see
What you could do with the buildings, rubble, texture, etc, etc but, as I say, the figures look strong and would be great under good colour.
And backgrounds are a massive part of my work so I'd want to see
What you could do with the buildings, rubble, texture, etc, etc but, as I say, the figures look strong and would be great under good colour.
If I had any suggestions as to where there might be a positive direction to look at, it would be the textures. Not an easy thing to master but little things like the rumble on the single splash are a bit fuzzy. These pages show strong work in the figures but none really have backgrounds to offer
These are very good. Has a Von Grawbadger feel, by no means a bad thing. Faces are the to pencils and mine work makes sense, also a nice fluid line that still sticks to the corners, as it were without being unduly soft. I'm impressed.
Just because someone is talented at a specific thing, it doesn't make them a universally 'correct' voice on all matters. Something my wife reminds me of frequently.
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It's easier on the digestive system.
The Old Fashioned. One of the greatest cocktails ever.
Superb work
as a long time pro who has had various mental health problems over the the decades and a sketchy relationship with deadlines for much of it, I've learned something: the blank page is exciting and if you don't feel like working, have a bowl of Secret Ingredient soup. The best solution to any problem.
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I noticed it too but fortunately I have another couple of cases being delivered from m'cellars
Getting ready for Xmas.
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continuing my binge of Galactica. S 3 now. Bloody hell this is a hell of a show. benchmark TV.
thanks Marc
I get that. My five boys are 15-30 so it's not as attention heavy these days at all. Plus I'm not writing, lettering or colouring. I like the rapid turnaround so it keeps my energy high. If I was doing every page several times I worry I'd stagnate.
no. It's rarely necessary as he either seems to know exactly what I want or has something better. I just trust him.
Didn't really hit me until the last 6 years or so. What I did was shift focus into just completing within whatever time I set and trusting to experience and skill. Then when that became habit, improvement built from that became natural but always delivering on any schedule I needed.
TO be fair, it's a little of a day and nearly 40 years...
Drew that in just over a day...
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Been rewatching the 200o's Galactica again. Damn good show.
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kicked off the morning with Christopher Tin's The Drop That Contained The Sea.
Tonight is definitely a Dvorak 8 evening. Colin Davis and the LSO. 1998/9 (was there for this recording and 'twas a lovely evening rounded off with a joyous Mozart piano concerto payed by Alfred Brendel.)
we've certainly talked about it in due course.
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