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Published: 2006-07-31 20:57:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 4967; Favourites: 94; Downloads: 271
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Yup. Blackjack again. Fished out my diddy no.1 sable brush and got Sterghios to help me unscrew my indian ink and white ink bottles (hey, I've got a bad wrist 
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Heheh, yes. Good for fighting with too (if a swan wing can break human bones, imagine what wings this size can do!).
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I think you said somewhere that he can decapitate someone only with those curved claws at the top.
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He can. Or gut, or otherwise generally mutilate. Wings are precious though so he's careful about choosing the right moment to use them.
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Thank you! A long time on I'm still pleased with how they came out.
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i think you can't fly with them though, Zoologicaly speaking. but who cares? theyre really cool ^^
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lol, yup. If we got scientific about it most fantasy stuff really wouldn't work so best to ignore sensible things like anatomical issues and physiological impossibilities
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Thank you! Glad ya like it ^_^
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haha, for some reason, from reading your comics [great stuff btw!] He reminded me of a steam roller.... with wings, horns and an axe lol
anyways, good work on this one! [I know it's not new, but everyone needs a comment on older art once in a while, no?]
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Hey thanks 
XD That's probably a fair comparison
lol, that's true. It's nice to know every now and again someone looks past your recent deviations.
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GREAT job with this one! I love the wings!
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This character is just great, hope you will draw it is as often as you do now - I am looking forward to it
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Cheers! Heh, there's no chance of me letting up on the Blackjack pics! I'm actually putting the finishing touches to a 5-page comic with him in (I might post a page tonight)
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Too freaking awesome!! Lovely pose even!! This would be one sweet character to see in a battle!
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Cheers! I've a few 'fight' pics with him in since Blackjack's probably my most drawn character
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i like the idea, awesome work, see mine and do your critic, iΒ΄m open for
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Thanks! I'll try to stop bym for a look but I'm not actually much good at giving critique.
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Blackjack and his badass self, great job
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^_^ I'm really starting to love this brush ink business..
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I hear ya, I use a Fabercastle brush pen, and love the thing, no mess, no dipping
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Is that the brush from the Pitt range? I have that one but tend only to use it for solid black shading because for some reason if I actually try to do linework with it my pictures turn out looking really cak-handed and naff 
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Oddly enough, yes it is. I've found that a very delicate hand gives the brush more grace, and it's taken a bit of practice, but I still preffer these to the aspect of inking with a brush ... four small children help make that descision, as it's far to easy for little hands to get ahold of bottles of indellible ink LOL
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lol, though I score a zero in the children department I'm still getting a clear (and messy) mental image of why brush pens are preferable for you 
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I can see why that would make inking with a brush pen pragmatic at best.
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Love those giant wings. The figure looks great, especially for something that you used an unfamiliar technique on. Looks like concept art for a movie. Well done.
Tom
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Ta!
I maybe lied a little - I've used brush ink for colouring and filling in large areas of black so I'd a little prior experience. However doing the actual linework with them was a new (and somewhat stressful) thing for me. I'm liking the technique though! I've a half-baked idea of redrawing an old comic I drew using the technique though I really ought to finish my current one first (me? easily sidetracked?
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LOL. Well, regardless, it looks really good. Now, get to finishing your current comic before you begin a new one!
Tom
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*coughs* I failed at doing that. My current one's awaiting the finishing touches but I went and redrew an old 5-page effort over the weekend in brush ink and airbrush - I had a bit of a bee in my bonnet about it.
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LOL. Well, sounds like you're certainly busy!
tom
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..all the better to swoop down and KEEL you with! lol!! Very beautifully done!!
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lol, yeah! Very possibly
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OMG this is awesome!!! love the wings and everything bout it
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Once again, you have amazed me....this is fantastic....
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Thank you! I try to keep a certain standard in all my drawings (if I'm gonna draw something I'll try and do a good job of it ^_^).
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Why thank you
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he is truly amazing....how i wish i could draw like you 
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^_^
I try my best to reply to all comments - I think if someone's taken the time to comment on a picture of mine then the least I can say is a quick thank you
On that note - you've some cool stuff in your gallery
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thanks that means somthing coming from some one like you........ye iam like that i always reply to every message i get
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