here are some ones from this year
knuccles
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spawn
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mike vicc (unfinished)
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devin hester
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took so much time shading)
none of my pics have came out clear
do any of you guys take months off before drawing again? i havent drawn anything in a month
definately,....
i sometimes take years off.
for me drawing or penciling is like putting my soul on paper
or expending my life force energy.
so, creating is really taxing and a fatigue to my body.
so i can only create for myself sparingly.
if i pick up a pencil it is to work on workflows to get my page speed up for comics. other than that,...after i mastered my workflows.
i really only pencil when i feel like it mostly.
i don't even get rusty, but i keep my old sketches and notes.
to guide my work flows all time. just in case i feel i fell off or not getting a certain effect line weight wise.
the last pix i posted were fron last summer.
as i gear up to probably go digital. as i lightened my line weight and shading.
so it could be easier to go digital and still be my style in that medium.
i like the change, a whole lot!
so i am looking forward to probably going digital in the future.
i probably will not make a push to pencil comics professionally again till i am in my mid forties. then i will have the ten plus hours a day timewise to dedicate to penciling. plus i would have learned the digital medium.
so i can cheat like all these new digital art school based pencilers at the majors, they have now.
i am kind of a dinosaur in the digital age.
i still think my pencils are still up to snuff off straight bristol though.
i just can not duplicate the speed these other guys have.
like literally,..these dudes can copy and paste face models, backgrounds and perspective drawings settings wise, eliminating time.
i need to be able to do that, in the future.
although as a penciler i do not actually like the shortcut.
yet i need to b able to do it as a way to industrialize.
art barr