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Robbie Moubert
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Abslom Daak, Dalek Killer by Steve Dillon
He wasn't very happy with it so the next day he did this one of Princess Taiyin:
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Robbie Moubert
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A Geek from The V.C.s (2000ad) by Garry Leach
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Robbie Moubert
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A character from the Lance McLane strip by Paul Neary
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Chris Malgrain
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Impressive!!
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A quick Nightraven by David Lloyd
And one of V (I never did get that "better" one he promised me!)
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Nightraven by John Bolton
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Just your basic Jungle Girl by Bill Sienkiewicz
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Robbie Moubert
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And finally Esther, D.R. & Quinch by Alans Davis & Moore
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John Byrne
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More of a doodle than a sketch...
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One of the odder things I have seen happen in the 30 years I have been going to conventions, is seeing the "convention sketch" evolve (or, depending on your "viewpoint" devolve) from a quick "doodle" intended, like an autograph, to commemorate a moment, into elaborate drawings that sometimes don't even get finished while the lucky recipient is watching.This is one of the reasons I developed my "19 Second Batman" sketch -- to get back to the original "feel" of convention sketches, but to label the drawing in such a way that the recipient (and anyone else who sees it) understands that this is not meant to be the detailed, elaborate drawing that has in the eyes of many replaced the "sketch". In this way, I can do "sketches" for a couple of dozen people, while they watch, instead of maybe three who have to wander off and come back from time to time to see if it's "finished yet".
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Eric Kleefeld
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I've never seen the 19-second Batman. Could you post one?
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Most of the sketches I posted were done during formal autograph sessions. The Bill Sienkiewicz piece cost me £5 iirc, but all the others were free. In those days I'd met Garry Leach a few times and knew him well enough to chat to. He did that sketch while we were standing in the middle of the dealers' room at a con!
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Chris Hutton
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I watched Michael W Kaluta work on a "sketch" of Gambit for some comic bigwig's daughter. I came back an hour later & he was still "sketching!"
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