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2010Mar 11
tags: Micron and pitt pens
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recent comments
- chepablo: Thanks, Nikira! BTW, since you are an aficionado of brush pens, you should know that...
- Nikira: Awesome work, Joseph! Use Photoshop File-Automate-Photomerge option to upload bigger...
- Mear: Nadya!
- Nikira: Like it very much, bone structure and feelings, and contrast in color.
- Nikira: Awesome drawing!
- greyseal: Tipton vs Rothko?
- Brian Jarrell: Agree
- ester: Thanks for your comment
This is a painting study reproducing the lovely work from a... - Arqetancourt: Beautiful work!
- Jess: Hahahaha, no one is safe! Great idea!
- Seba: Thanks a lot guys!
- cauzi: Amazing sketch!
- Rob Carey: thanks!
- Anita: Love it, hope to see more like this!
- Moe Dello: Looks like you’re making liquid gold. And your talented cup runneth over. These...
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Boofredlay 7:08 am on March 11, 2010 | #
That is beautiful.
Castracane 9:05 am on March 11, 2010 | #
Nice! I like the comic stile!
Rob Carey 9:15 am on March 11, 2010 | #
wow- nice page!
alex 11:46 am on March 11, 2010 | #
excellent!
great composition
what media is this in?
what did u make the finer red marks with??
kev-dog millionaire 5:42 pm on March 11, 2010 | #
hey. i wanted to say thank you for your comment on a page i did earlier on here. I really appreciate it, its folks like u who make me want to keep doing this, so thank you again. And, I wanna say that all the stuff I’ve seen you do is remarkable, and i hardly say that about much these days. I look forward to what else you have.
Joseph R Tomlinson 6:31 pm on March 11, 2010 | #
Thanks everyone! alex, this was done with micron pens and some PITT brushtip markers/pens. the red lines are done with sakura pigma micron pens (various size nibs)