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About 30 years ago my dream was to do comics....one of the projects I set myself was to adapt Micheal Moorcock's 'The Final Programme' to comic book form....sorting through a pile of old artwork rediscovered all my old artwork..scanned it, photoshopped the water stains off and re lettered it: Heeeeere's Jerry:
Jerry Cornelius-The Final Programme -
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CommentAuthorPaul Sizer
- CommentTimeMar 6th 2009
SIZER APES STYLE OF POPULAR 80'S ILLUSTRATOR AS "HOMAGE":
"Her name is Pooka and she dances on the sand..." -
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CommentAuthorphotomagex
- CommentTimeMar 6th 2009
I added some colour to a couple of my previous offerings.
This one was originally done on scratch board (I love that stuff!) then scanned and coloured digitally.
I think I had this pen and ink in last months thread. I finally got around to putting some colour to it.
Once again, I think I posted this Dali as a black and white on a previous thread. Here it is in Technicolor TM.
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CommentAuthorphotomagex
- CommentTimeMar 6th 2009
Chuck. Just cause he looks like a Chuck.
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there's a bar/club in leicester that gets local artists to draw on it's walls, and i got ninja'd to do something. so i drew squid porn, obviously.
it was fun to try something new, and i think they want me back for next time. hopefully so! -
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CommentAuthorAurora Borealis
- CommentTimeMar 7th 2009 edited
A cover I drew and designed for my webcomic's print edition. Rather satisfied with the current version.
(not posting it in the writer's thread as I'm still battling with the POD logistics and other stuff getting in the way of "fortune and fame". If that's a problem, I'll remove it from here.) -
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CommentAuthorLeandro Damasceno
- CommentTimeMar 8th 2009
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CommentAuthorjesserubenfeld
- CommentTimeMar 8th 2009
Been working on a series of "art about art" splicing "popular culture" imagery with "fine art"
Here is my latest
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Sizer, you're an art machine these days. Bravo.
As for me, I just finished this one:
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CommentAuthorphotomagex
- CommentTimeMar 8th 2009
Here is another that a submitted in black and white, now seen in glorious colour.
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An image that I'm going to end up not using on my website (I'm in the process of inking the new one. It'll be spiffier.)
And one version of my online self.
Can you tell I don't want to be doing homework right now? -
@silvercat: me too. ({:
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I have become a little obsessed with them recently -
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CommentAuthorKodyChamberlain
- CommentTimeMar 9th 2009
Here's a piece I did for a pitch.
Photoshop was low on colors, all I had left was pink. Might need to upgrade soon.
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CommentAuthorphotomagex
- CommentTimeMar 10th 2009
Here is my attempt at printing this weekend. It was done with linoleum. I made my own font for this. I have only made the letters necessary for this print. I hope to expand it to the whole alphabet one day.
Last night I stayed up way to late doing this scratch board tribute to one of the silver screen classics.
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CommentAuthorGreasemonkey
- CommentTimeMar 11th 2009
My last couple of pieces from the portrait thread, both featuring StSparky. The first one took me about 20 hours of fucking around with the details, the second pretty much painted itself in about 45 minutes.
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@photomagex - That font is brilliant!
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I'm all class I am:
For a friend who's been saying "turds are my kryptonite". -
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CommentAuthorGreasemonkey
- CommentTimeMar 13th 2009
"Perspective from a tile barbecue" (c) Greasemonkey 2009. OIls with wax medium on primed canvas board, 16' x 20'.
I worked on this during my meal breaks over the last twelve months. -
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Like the colors and the view :) "Burnmaster 500" ..... Sounds Ominous ;)
