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Stéphane Garrelie
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Very nice, and original pose.Congrats to the owner.
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Robbie Parry
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| Posted: 09 August 2013 at 5:42am | IP Logged | 2
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Always felt that Mr. Byrne captured all of Wolevrine 's facets in his drawings.
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Trevor Smith
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| Posted: 09 August 2013 at 5:46am | IP Logged | 3
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A very small part of my deep, lizard brain was thinking
"cheesecake commission!", I'll admit it.
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John Byrne
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A very small part of my deep, lizard brain was thinking "cheesecake commission!", I'll admit it.•• Hm. Over the years, a number of fans have assumed I'm Gay, apparently because I draw "hot" men. Hm. I really just draw what I draw!
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Trevor Smith
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| Posted: 09 August 2013 at 5:57am | IP Logged | 5
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I was thinking of the thread title!
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John Byrne
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Oh, come on Trevor! Subtle I'm not, but I try not to be crude -- at least in my thread titles!
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Sergio Aledo
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I love the "negative" work of ink in the dark parts of the uniform, (gloves, chest and abdo) A question for John Byrne: Do you pencil the "positive" lines in this parts and ink in negative or do you pencil the blacks and ink them in the same way? (Not sure if I have explained myself well enough). |
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John Byrne
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A question for John Byrne: Do you pencil the "positive" lines in this parts and ink in negative or do you pencil the blacks and ink them in the same way?•• Neither! After years of trying it every which way, I long ago realized it was best if I just "winged it", and let the brush guide my hand and eye.
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Sergio Aledo
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WOW! Practice makes perfect!One last question about this topic: did you make any kind of pencil or sketch for this especific Wolverine or was all "winged"?
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John Byrne
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One last question about this topic: did you make any kind of pencil or sketch for this especific Wolverine or was all "winged"?•• I laid out the whole figure, fairly tight. It was only on the black parts of the costume that I "winged it".
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Sergio Aledo
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Thank you for the answer.
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Kevin Hagerman
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JB, do you ever have dialogue in mind when you do commissions?
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