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Scott Barnett
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Posted: 29 May 2020 at 2:04pm | IP Logged | 1 post reply

Nice inks, Darren! I really like your line weights on the figure here! And the duo shade looks like it comes from the Namor/Omac/She-Hulk era of JB's work!

As for my own output- well, JB posted the first issue, like, 9 months ago, and some of the original pages of this exercise even earlier than that. So, I've been working on this issue for a while.

When I can commit the time to it (paying stuff comes first), I'm having a ball and learning a lot!
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I finished a few Elsewhen pages this weekend. Elsewhen issue 11 pages 9-11.





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Wow - what a talented bunch you all are! :-)
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Scott Barnett
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Wow- great pages, Eric! 

Damn- I was thinking of stopping where I was and trying these three pages (and the next one), but since you beat me to it, maybe I'll just keep going with issue 1. ;)
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Nice work, Eric! I can see steady improvement with your inking. Very nice contrasting which makes the characters stand out. Good job!
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Nice inking, Eric.
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Eric Ladd
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Thanks everyone for the kudos. I've been doing pages from lots of different pencilers and I think that helps.
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Nice job, especially on all that debris, Mark.




Edited: Truly, I am cursed to make typos! Originally wrote "mice" instead of "nice"! Eep!

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Oliver Denker
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Another beautiful dynamic page by John that I couldn't resist.

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Eric Ladd
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Warmed up on that sneak peek Nightcrawler this morning.

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Paul Wills
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I recently purchased an Inspiroy pen tablet for a project I'm working on and thought I'd give it a go for an Elsewhen page. This is my first time using a pad to ink. I kind of like it but there are a couple of things I couldn't figure out – I couldn't get a finer line for some of the details and I couldn't create a smooth curve. On some of the curves, I literally put a French Curve on the pad itself (varying results) for the most part, I just did them freehand.

A side note – John Byrne mentioned recently about the 'Kirby Krackle' not to look at the round balls but look at the negative space around it. That opened my eyes to the effect!



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