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Devilpig — Punisher cover no.71 Step 5
Published: 2009-03-09 09:30:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 7950; Favourites: 133; Downloads: 1178
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Adding color. Jumping around now. Decided to add graphic color line to everything after I paint/render. Why you ask? Because I like the effect. And it hides my horrible rendering technique. Plus it adds different colors where there weren't any. And makes it more interesting to me as a style. My goal is not to be a realistic painter. I leave that up to better artists than myself.Related content
Comments: 29
I'm loving how this is shaping up so far.
I mean this as a total compliment, but is very reminiscent of the brilliant Glen Fabry's work (i.e Preacher covers)
Keep up the good work. Very looking forward to final piece!!!
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wow, this image really struck me. i've never seen the punisher this way. great take.
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Where's Step 6?!?!?!? I'm dying over here! How does the story end?
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HAd to sleep and then spend all day at work. Sad. Tonight I continue.
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This is coming nicely. Your posting these in real time!? Awesome. I feel much more comfortable with my working speed now haha
Rad image,not really feeling the extra piece in the noise cavity though. But I'm a less is more type of guy. Digging the rest of the image to no end. :]
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Forget the nose cavity thing, I just saw that Mr. Jusko already covered it.
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I love that youre always making it up as you go. Youre fearless. Makes for really exciting stuff that never gets stale.
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Well, I have no choice. I can't remember how I did it the last time.
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So all the drugs are paying off. Excellent!
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Dave, if I shoot at him and hit the button in the middle of the skull's nose cavity do I win a stuffed lemur from the top shelf?
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Oh well, can't please everybody. Just thought I'd try something different. I'll never let it happen again.
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I love the idea of deconstructing the barriers to build a better final piece! Thanks for posting these!
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I SEE NO FAIL!
All I see is awesome...so much gritty bad ass-ness in a single cover about The Punisher and a bayou should not be possible...but there you go.
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man I love your punisher covers! just great stuff
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Even when he's on fire the Punisher is a cool cat. He's all, "Fire? So what if I'm on fire. Check out how muscly I am."
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Looks great Dave, the flames consuming the image are really killer, and those standout Jeans, nuff said 70's Lee's. Nice work
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Thanks for posting your step Dave! Good stuff and fun to see the process.
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Awesome Dave. Thanks for posting the steps so far.
Liquid Acrylics are the bomb.
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I like how it's a buildup.
What kind of paint are you using?
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This is very education, Dave. Thank you. I wish artists would do this more often.
So did you paint directly onto the inked page or did you photocopy you inks and paint onto that?
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Thanks for posting the steps - interesting walktrough! 
What kind of colors do you use? Looks like a mix.
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i see what you mean about not letting yourself get hung up on being a realistic painter, it's looking really good.... i see you did some new lines with the paint over..... cool decisions, things are popping=]
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