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  1. 06-05-2005, 04:58 PM #10101
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    Quote Originally Posted by Johnny Crap
    I wish i could. I have a show in November and i'm just trying to get into a MUST PAINT mood. Going well so far. Trying to beef up my portfolio on the paintings side too now that i have more merch designs done etc...
    yes. i'd say it was going well...
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  2. 06-05-2005, 05:13 PM #10102
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    Quote Originally Posted by goad74
    Lineart for my Lonestar Rollergirl poster...I'm going to do a bunch of intricate Art Nouveau stuff wrapping up the sides kind of like my Hell City and Pandameat pieces....time to dust off the Mucha book...

    Very nice, dude.

    I assume you're a fan of Frank Cho? You seem to have a nice ability, as he does, to portray the beauty of a heathy woman's ass.
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  3. 06-05-2005, 05:22 PM #10103
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    Yeah, I've seen his stuff before from picking up the Spectrum books every year.....seeing his stuff makes me want to try using a brush....
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  4. 06-05-2005, 05:24 PM #10104
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    Quote Originally Posted by goad74
    Yeah, I've seen his stuff before from picking up the Spectrum books every year.....seeing his stuff makes me want to try using a brush....
    try using a brush.

    do it.
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  5. 06-05-2005, 05:25 PM #10105
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    I'm scairt.
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  6. 06-05-2005, 05:32 PM #10106
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    Using a brush can be frustrating to get the effect that you are already using. You know, variation in line weight.

    Very time consuming, as well. But it does give great emotion.
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    I hold my pencil really screwed up and it's very hard for me to get the same control with a brush that I get with a pen or pencil because I can't hold it the same way....you should see the look on peoples' faces when they watch me draw...like seeing my hand all contorted like I do makes them want to gag....
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    Quote Originally Posted by goad74
    Yeah, I've seen his stuff before from picking up the Spectrum books every year.....seeing his stuff makes me want to try using a brush....
    what are you using now?!?!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moreguinness
    what are you using now?!?!
    I use Micron ink pens.
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    Quote Originally Posted by goad74
    I hold my pencil really screwed up and it's very hard for me to get the same control with a brush that I get with a pen or pencil because I can't hold it the same way....you should see the look on peoples' faces when they watch me draw...like seeing my hand all contorted like I do makes them want to gag....
    Who cares how you do it. Final result is all that matters. I wouldn't pick on an armless guy for drawing with his teeth.

    Do you use a tech pen? I've been experimenting with some pigment pens after years of using Koh I Noor Rapidographs.
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