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Published: 2009-08-13 07:19:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 103047; Favourites: 3046; Downloads: 3510
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Here's a Spider-Man I did at San Diego Comic-Con, for one of three pre-sold sketches auctioned off on eBay.I had a pencil sketch of Catwoman started, and in my exhausted SDCC-state, I thought it'd be an easy switcheroo to repencil it as Spidey. Hence the bizarre cat-scratch hand (sorry, James; you deserve my honesty). The word balloon was added in PS. It doesn't really make the bad go away, hunh?
Pencil, PITT pen, warm & cool gray COPIC markers, Dr. Ph Marten's Bleed-Proof White on Strathmore Drawing paper.
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the amount of pictures i start as a difrent hero that i end up with is crazy. nice honesty
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no one does him better!!!!!!!!!! loved it!!!!!!
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Hehe, that explains why I thought it was Spider-Girl in the beginning. Eh, he`ll be fine after a hot dog
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hahaha when I first saw this all I could think is how feminine the pose is. now I know
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I have seen lots of spider man drawings in my life, but I think this is the best. The lines of the web following his body volume, the pose, the Romita-esque eyes. Itβs sublime. Thanks for producing it. I feel so lucky for stumbling on it.
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Ya know if you wouldn't have mentioned the transition I would of thought Spidey was trying to catch a hotdog from hotdog guy, Very lovely
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Spidey's pose is actually in response to the "Cat Fight" that Felicia and Selina had at the Big Apple Con.
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I love Spider-man! He's always been my favorite!
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Hotdog guy could of at least hooked him up for fighting crime day in and day out.
Really nice!
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This is so amazing! I would punch my mother in the face if it meant I got to see more shit like this instead of more sexy ladies from you.
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I'm not quite certain what I love best about your convention sketches, the beautiful artwork or those laugh-out-loud one liners you come up with. Wonderfully done (all of them).
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lol that explains the catwoman pose with claws out
but it works well as a spiderman pic
good job!
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Now that is a lovely Spidey. I love the pose and wonderful lighting from belind.
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Ha Ha Ha!!!! Yeah I've seen this Spidy image before........ it's the speech bubble that helps make it look great.
Show's a bit of Spider-Man/Peter Parker youth-like attitude.
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american joke but reading cvomments i understand =]
but nice as usual adam =3
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Why don't you ask your friend Mickey! for help.
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How is drawing Spidey easier than Catwoman?! I find those webbing patterns to be the biggest pain in the world.... Besides, drawing the face always makes it easier for me to visualize the expression of the body language, and Spidey lacks the mouth Selina has when she's wearing her goggles (assuming you can't see through them).
I like the use of both the warm and the cool gray Copic markers here. Did you use a colorless blender for the separations in the background?
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You said it would be "an easy switcheroo". I thought it would be a bigger aggravation than the leather of Selina's motorcycle jumpsuit-like duds. I mean, it's a lot of fun to draw him in all those wacky web-slinging poses, but they give me a real headache. I've also heard from other artists that those webs are a really huge pain. I've also heard that some artists just suggest them and leave them up to the inker to deal with.
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I'm not sure I said it was easier drawing one over t'other... Spidey's webs are fun!
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This somehow reminded me of Will Smith...hum...
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Nice one, although it didn't completely cover up the little bit of femininity in the pose... lol but the humor helped.
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AMAZING SPIDERMAN!! This grayscale work is so perfect!!!!! ^^
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I wished I was the one who won that cool spidey sketch...lucky guy. LOL
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LOL!!!! spidey must be having a little snack b 4 a battle..... *green goblin checks his watch* WHERE THE HELL IS HE??!!!
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I don't think I would have noticed the unusual pose but I admire your honesty anyway. The dialogue certainly makes it work.
I hope the buyer was OK with the shuffle, I'd like to think I would have been but I must confess I might have had a pang of disappointment on discovering it was a reworked piece. Immediately followed by guilt for being an ungrateful sod since the piece looks great anyway.
It looks like you put a fair bit more work into this one over and above a regular con sketch in any case, which more than makes up for the sleight of hand.
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Well, I know the guy who won this sketch, and I think he's the type to appreciate a peice with a sense of humor and a story behind it. If he doesn't like it... I just draw him another, more manly Spidey.
Always make the customer happy!
-AH!-
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LOVE it! I dont know if its just a "contrast thing" but I absolutely love it when you do male characters (maybe its a "gay thing").
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