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John Peter Britton
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John Peter Britton
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Carmen Bernardo
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Finally finished off that sketch that I started a few days ago and posted, partially done, on Friday... 
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Sebastien Roy
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My latest...
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JT Molloy
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Still lovin' your Spidey stuff Sebastien!
So I've been jumping around an awful lot in my book, and I've finally caught up so this new one comes after the kiss page I did back in.... yikes! November?!
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William McMahon
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Beautiful Wonder Woman Ben. Really, really nice!
Here's a little Action Force panel:
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William McMahon
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This is a full painting done over someone else's layout. I cannot find the artist. If anyone can help me out I would be grateful.
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Mal Gardiner
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At work, our current fortnightly art jam theme is "travel" - places you've been, places you'd like to go, modes of travel, general holiday stuff, that sort of thing. So, here's a WIP of Red Sonja souvenir shopping on holiday... 
I like lateral thinking, sometimes :-) Cheers, Mal
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William McMahon
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That is really sweet Mal!
Big jugs on a big j..... well everyone will get it! LOL!!
Edited by William McMahon on 11 May 2010 at 11:16am
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JT Molloy
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Awesome! Great pose on Red Sonja too!
BadGuyDemonsAreScary!
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Carmen Bernardo
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Dug up some old stuff again. This was something that I threw together a few years back when I was on a bit of an Adam Warren kick. 
Warren had this knack for making a full-pencil mockup of his comics which he would bring with him to display at local and regional conventions. I tried it with this pencil sketch of the Hulk taking on an original character of mine. I guess there was a bit of a Neal Adams vibe going here...
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Carmen Bernardo
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The second piece from the old scrap pile is a mock-up of one scene from an original webcomic of mine. Here, the villain from the pic above is taking on members of a super-team which I had intended to put him up against. 
Note the Adam Warren vibe going here, which made the villain's electrical attack a little less like the Kirby Krackle effect that I'd used before.
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