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GrampaGen — A Hero named Bob
Published: 2007-04-16 04:42:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 526; Favourites: 3; Downloads: 6
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So yeah, in the stages of developing an episodic comic project. It's on its way - ie, whenever I feel like it - but I'm still learning the intricacies of backgrounds and energy.The guy's Bob, or Robert, if you prefer. He was pictured in "Bring it, Beastie". He hunts monsters and stuff he has no business fighting, such as werewolves. This usually doesn't turn out as easy as Simon Belmont or Dante make it out to be. Especially if you're a regular human like Bob.
You know how much it would suck to fight a werewolf? They have the strength of bears and the dexterity of chimps, man. Chimps are vicious enough, they eat the faces of children and the legs of monkeys; add the power of a bear, and what CAN'T they do?
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so i want to say you now that picture is so awsome you cant believe it.
So amazing idea with the Knife in the mounth , so excellent style ,so brilliant character ,so fantastic werewolf.
Your werewolves look wonderful ,you should really draw more of them. Maybe killed from this Young guy or in a big battle , that would be so excellent
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cool. very action packed drawing. Did you do this in pen?
-andy
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Not entirely, went over some pencil roughs. I can't work with straight inks, don't have that much wite-out
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You've definitely got loads of energy flowing from this piece though I feel you could push it even more. Still nice
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Well I'm open to suggestions, man. What would you add?
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Well, it's fine as is but perhaps you could try drawing it from a different perspective, or redrawing it all together and exaggeration the poses a bit more. Otherwise, I still like this drawing.
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this is a great example of great graphic work. I love the visceral feel of this.
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