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Published: 2011-08-10 15:28:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 1901; Favourites: 40; Downloads: 63
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This STARTED as a test for my new copic multiliner pens and just got out of hand lol. Was fun to do especially since my boys from the rob liefeld forums are tasked with bringer her back from the 90s. You guys should check it out its a lot better than anyone would expect.art all me
Highres for DL as usual
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oh, the composition looks really cool, i like the steady, neat lines and the balance of black and white as well.
but her arm looks very very off, the muscles too but the very curve of it actually...
that other thing would be the way her back arches - that sharp "turn" at her waist...it would be okay with a very stylizied style but this is too realistic for ignoring anatomy.
hope you don't mind my words, i meant no offense. ^^
keep it up, you defenitely are skilled in black&white and you have very cool art. 
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oops sorry was answering to the wrong drawing lol. Well this drawing was referenced from a photo that had just about the same thing but I did exagerate the anatomy a little more just to see what happens. I agree about the arm hey sometimes stuff works and sometimes it doesnt.
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no no problem but I was just the inker and Owen (the penciler) has a very cartoony style which is why the anatomy goes a little wonky in places. You can see the side by side of what I started off with and then finished with. Remember im just the inker I didnt draw it
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hm..read both of your replies (hope you don't mind if i answer in one though)
i was thinking a lot on this matter but i disagree with you. i learnt animation basics and i also inked some other artist's pencil works... i don't think being "just an inker" allows you to skip on anatomy problems. there is a defenite difference "exaggerated anatomy" and not knwoing it. style CAN cover some of it, that's true (i know I'm not an expert myself, lot to learn still), i do many stylizied images but also do some studies. i have some experience on it.
in my opinion you limit your talent and skills if you think this way. that'd be sad since you ARE talented and very good in it.
as for the other answer.
i see, experimenting is very good thing, learning new things, exaggerating is also cool on experimenting in.
and you just probably need to do more on this then to see how to "distort" the body..how to say..basically the "flow" of the body (if that made any sense for you, sorry, i am not a native english speaker >,< )
anyway, feel free to ignore my words, i'm not trying to change your opinion about anything, but hopefully you see what i meant at least, and also get that i don't mean to "critisize" you in the negative meaning of the word.
all i wanted is to express my liking on your work and point out some things that you could improve to get even better.
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It was my bad man the first reply was because I thought you were talking about an inked piece since I was using the stack messages tool and didnt see the piece you were talking about. Completely my fault in this. And yes its not my greatest piece but you live and learn and continue on. If you look at my inkings over other people especially the most recent Avengelyne piece, which what I thought you were talking about, you'll see i have a pretty good understanding of the whole deal of inking. But thanks for the comment taking this kind of time to get this involved with my work is much appreciated.
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Awesome. Loving that star background -- achieved with white-out splatters, if I'm correct?
Great job.
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yup pro white and a toothbrush
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yup yup and its a pain in the ass to keep the right consistency...either too runny or a brick
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Looks like you pulled it off here... Any tips for that?
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not really just trial and error really till you get it right. just keep the top on lol
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I'll say out of hand! But in a great way
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