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Published: 2012-03-01 22:50:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 44933; Favourites: 953; Downloads: 1453
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Here is the colored version of my Witchblade. Colored by the amazingly talented Urszula. This will be available at Wonder Con.The original inks are at [link]
Both colors and inks are available for sale. Just contact me through my website at [link]
Colored by the very talented Urszula Aka Sinhalite
Here is a link to her deviant site check her out. She is an artist to add to your watch list.
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this is awesome, plus I like the little 
darkling
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*jamietyndall, very eye catching! I wondered whatever happened to Witchblade.
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This is so amazing, your work is always great
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Wow! This has a very Michael Turner feel to it (that's intended as a compliment). Wonderful!
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The Darklings look awesome and very sinister, but the proportions for the girl are kinda...off.
Don't get me wrong, I couldn't do better, but her hips are too big and the other side of her face looks like it's been stretched or smudged like modelling clay
Still great drawing
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I agree what you said, but I think this is what makes his style unique. A lot of other artists do that same, and for the most part, I think it looks pretty cool
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thanks Wayner. That about sums up a good response to a critique.... I find it funny that some people critique my work for flaws or style when their own work has the same flaws or mistakes in anatomy and the basic concepts of design and color... I do believe everyone is free to critique others work, but I never critique someones work if I am not confident that my own work is correct or more professional.
I have been and Creative Director for the last 15 years and had armies of interns and employees. I have critiqued all their work. Style is style as long as its professional. Citiques should come from those at a level equal or higher than that which is being critiqued if it is to be taken seriously...
J
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I love drawing comic book art, and been doing it for the greater part of my life, but I could never put enough dedication into it, despite it being a deep passion of mine. But having read comic books for so long, nothing makes an artist more prolific than to be able to recognize his/her work from the rest. Jim Lee, John Byrne, George Perez, Michael Turner, Todd McFarlane, all of them easily identifiable, and all of them carrying their own imperfections, which for me, personally, is not even up for questioning, as it is the story telling, the layout, and how each character is portrayed by the artist, that makes a comic book exciting.
If need be, we can all pick apart artwork, but whether if the artist pulls off an exciting and well laid out comic book will ultimately decide its fate to criticism.
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Well said, bro! I dig dA, but it seems there are a fair number of haters on here that love to be critical of others' work when their own leaves much to be desired. Your style rocks, Jamie, don't let anyone convince you otherwise. Keep'em coming!
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seriously Dude your work is beyond great. WOW!!!!
i would aspire to rise to the level of your work man.
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Very Nice, You should do this character more often, it appears to flow for you.
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Holy cow!!! That is amazing. You should do the interior of Witchblade and Urszula should color it. That would be at least worth picking up the book.
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