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      CommentAuthorPupato
    • CommentTimeDec 31st 2010 edited
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    @Neil, i agree with Paul
    @Paul, i agree with Neil
    @oldhat, amazing shot : )

    Puf! its been a difficult choice because i hate all my shit, but in the end we´re running out of time:

    The Missing Man

    thanks Whitechapel
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      CommentAuthorPaul Sizer
    • CommentTimeDec 31st 2010
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    Pupato, about you hating all your shit: SHUT UP! : )
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    Thrilling Tales of the Downright Unusual

    What I'd say was my best work of the year is one humogous thing that I started in 2009 and which is still ongoing - Thrilling Tales of the Downright Unusual is a big, complex and challenging project that gives me a place to write stories of the retro future, some interactive, and publish them on the web and as books. I even got to put together a trailer for it, and that fed into the Kickstarter promotion that helped keep to the project going.

    The web site gives me lots of ways to pretend that I'm brilliant*, with pop-up illustrations, saved places, and gamelike inventory items; and the need to crank out all the many illustrations has kept me busy. In fact I'm still busy, since the first sequential story will start appearing there in about a month's time and I'm also working on the next interactive Tale.

    What makes it my best for the year is that it's an ongoing canvas that I can continue to expand on. In fact it may be the single neatest thing I've ever made.

    *Oops: I forgot the Pulp Sci Fi Title-O-Tron. Jeepers!
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    My first ever art exhibition.

    exhibition poster
    • CommentAuthorOxbrow
    • CommentTimeDec 31st 2010
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    I'm pretty darn happy with...

    Wonder Woman By Oxbrow
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    I'm not an artist, my photography hobby has all but died and I can't show you any writing, but I am still a musician. I've posted this already but out of all my creative endeavours I think I am most proud of this.

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      CommentAuthorallana
    • CommentTimeDec 31st 2010
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    ohmilord, taphead. that track is amazing.
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    I had a bit of a hard time choosing. There were three or four pieces fighting for the first spot (including one that I discarded as it was the last page of one of my short comics and thus a huge spoiler) but I have finally went with this:

    Before the Fight

    The sad thing I've noticed was that I have barely finished... wait... hmm... 69 pieces including the comics pages?
    2009 had closer to 100 or so.
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      CommentAuthorPaul Sizer
    • CommentTimeJan 1st 2011
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    Good stuff, folks. I know there's more out there; Keep 'em coming!
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    i had a quiet year due to work commitments and health issues so I didn't make much music.
    I'm pretty proud of the ambient piece I did with Darren Tate, The Earth in Play, which has hit some top ten lists for the year (always gratifying and humbling).

    The thing I'm most happy with though is my attempt at a BBC Radiophonic Workshop style soundtrack...

    Phantasms
    Mixcloud stream is here
    Bandcamp is here

    The support I received for it here in Whitechapel was amazing - thank you - episode 2 is almost finished.
    • CommentAuthorSpike3185
    • CommentTimeJan 2nd 2011
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    Greyrook

    This pic of Greyrook from the Draw Each Other thread is probably my favorite thing I've posted in here.
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      CommentAuthorIG
    • CommentTimeJan 2nd 2011
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    This song was my best this year probably.
    I could also grace this thread with my visual arts, but they use MS Paint mostly and something tells me no one wants to see that.
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      CommentAuthorNygaard
    • CommentTimeJan 2nd 2011
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    Mostly done little digital doodles this year - a lot of them in connection with whitechapel; You guys are like an inspiration faucet, which I should probably make use of more often. One of my oldest paintings caught fire during the new year celebrations; the damage isn't too bad, but will need patching. Should probably be taken as an omen to finish some more. Current painting stalled because of lack of light, studio space, time and general slackness.

    Flicking trough flickr, I think I like this one of Lazarus99 the best:

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    @ oldhat- the overhead checkers is one of my favorites from the past year. Once again amazing!
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      CommentAuthorsseloske
    • CommentTimeJan 3rd 2011 edited
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    I've been here pretty often over the past year. But my favorite contribution is this quick oldhat:

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      CommentAuthorPatrickBrown
    • CommentTimeJan 4th 2011 edited
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    I'm particularly proud of last year's 24 hour comic, Rise at Sundown. It's my third 24 hour comic, and I wanted to challenge myself and do something I hadn't done before, so it's a children's story, and it's in colour. Here's a sample page:
    Rise at Sundown
    • CommentAuthortnperkins
    • CommentTimeJan 4th 2011
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    Hey Guys! As I have greatly enjoyed the art and inspiration you guys have set forth herein, I thought I too would take a stab by showing one of my favorite pieces I did this year. Earlier this year I did a bit of revisionist history fandom type art pertaining to to of my favorite oddball Marvel Comics denizens: The Mimic and The Super Adaptoid. Here we have my reimagining of "The Uncanny X-Men #29" as "Mimic the X-Man #29"
    Cheers.
    Mimic the X-Man #29
    • CommentAuthortnperkins
    • CommentTimeJan 4th 2011
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    @ Paul Sizer: Your Super Man art was simply GREAT! Nicely done, man.
    @-3-: Lovecraft never seemed so saucy... Nice! Terror and odd allure.... who knew?
    @fishelle: Your "Woman in Training" piece is phenomenal.
    @ William Joseph Dunn: As always, my dear fellow, KUDOS! for all the folks out there in the web, I wish the photo could convey the impact seeing that work in person has. Great Stuffs!!!
    @chris g: Your Spock vs Jedi Jabba made me smile... a lot. That is a really fun image. Right on!
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      CommentAuthorYoav
    • CommentTimeJan 5th 2011 edited
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    Nice idea Paul, and lovely work as ever.

    @tnperkins - beautiful work.
    @Fishelle - I'd love that print on my wall!
    @oddbill - wonderful craft skills.
    @Andre - great comic. Almost put a 'draw each other' of you up here you handsome devil.
    @twentythoughts - great tone.
    @Hey Apathy! - I've also got some surreal pencil animation from 2001!!! (not counting as my one as I'm being responsive?)
    @Neil Ford - Since you got on Whitechapel your work has grown so quickly. Same thing seemed to happen with Rooth. You guys are banging it out of the park, I'm looking forward to seeing his pick too!

    Here's my pick from this year. Thought of throwing in my 'Pimp stare" of Iceland Bob but I have a strange interest in Ganesh so went for this:

    india copy

    Have been too busy for too long to get involved but am keen to get back on it. Here's to 2011. Although it's got to be said... WHERE'S MY JETPACK!!!??? (© P Sizer).
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    Brilliant idea for a thread.

    My favorite thing I done did in 2010 was my Aeolian Violin:



    It sounded a lot weirder/nicer than I thought it would do (soundclip here).

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