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Wilson Mui
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This is one of my favorite pieces. It has taken me
seven years to get this framed, mainly because my local
guy went out of business and I didn't get around to
looking for someone else.
Everyone I have shown it to tells me I have it upside
down. LOL
Edited by Wilson Mui on 05 September 2017 at 9:53am
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Steve Gumm
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Wilson, that is one of my favorite Byrne single figure commissions... congrats!
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Peter Martin
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Looks stunning, Wilson. Gives me a rush of blood to the head just looking at it!
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Fred J Chamberlain
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The sharp and simple line work makes this piece stand
out! Awesome!
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Andrew Cate
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Wonder if JB turns that "upside down" when working on it or approaches it as seen?
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John Byrne
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Having a father who was an architect, I started out imitating what I saw him do, which included taping his paper to the board. After years of doing this with my own pages (long before I turned pro), it dawned on me that Dad did it because he needed all the straight lines in the plans he drew to be perfectly parallel. But I wasn't dealing with straight lines, mostly, so one day I took off the tape and allowed myself to actually turn the paper to fit the position of my hand,Which is a long way of saying I drew that Daredevil piece "upside down" from the intended viewing position.
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Andrew Cate
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Being new to this board I have to say I am envious of all these wonderful commissions. I have yet to be tapped on the shoulder for a commission from JB but my hope is to get a nice Blastaar from FF4. Always had a soft spot for underutilized bad guys.
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John Byrne
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…Blastaar from FF4…•• ?
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Andrew Cate
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That would be a long unnecessary abbreviated Fantastic Four. On my first coffee.
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Eric Ladd
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Andrew, do you mean "Sub-Mariner from FF#4" or do you mean "Blastaar from FF#62"? I think the confusion is that Blastaar was introduced in issue #62 and not #4. Although, I don't know about any other Fantastic Four series so perhaps in a different FF book he was in issue #4?
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Andrew Cate
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Ha! I was just saying from Fantastic Four...no issue number. My brain couldn't decide if I wanted to abbreviate it FF or F4 so I just combined everything. Just him shooting energy blasts out of his hands is my thought.
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Ted Pugliese
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I just went through this whole thread again. Wow!
The art is great and the time travel is awesome.
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