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Ray Brady
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This was a cover I was completely unfamiliar with. I had to go look up the original. Is it OK if I like your version better?
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Joe Aten
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Wow! Loving the roughness and textures going on here!
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Shaun Barry
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Damn, that's good.
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James Lansberry
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Very nice, I love it.
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marios ksidonas
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" I've finally managed to convince myself that it's okay to be rough and sloppy where the image calls for it"
All my life i was trying to achieve as much detail as i could only to understand that no matter how many tiny thin lines you put nothing can replace the wild effect of the bold and rough strokes where it was needed!
I realized later that when you build an image it has make an impact from many feet away!Drawing with thin lines all around made many drawings seem a mess when you where looking it from a distance!Bold and hard strokes are many times responsible for making distinct volumes and tranforming lines in a single piece of paper in a 3d world where you can immerse into!
nice work!
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Petter Myhr Ness
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Wow, amazing!
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Steve Gumm
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What an powerful image, great job JB!!!
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Larry Gil
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That is an outstanding commission.
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Eric Ladd
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Very nicely done. That page is quite filled and bristling with texture.
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Charles Valderrama
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WOW... awesome commission, JB. Love the thick, heavy inking!
-C!
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Stephen Churay
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Wow! What power! If this were a panel, I could entirely
see the Hulk's next move, slamming Beast to the ground, on
his back!
As stated by many, I love the inking. My favorite little
bit is the blacks shadowing Hulk's toes.
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Joe Hollon
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| Posted: 05 July 2017 at 9:47am | IP Logged | 12
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Ya know...I don't think I ever noticed Mimic on the
original cover to that comic until now! Ha!
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