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Dr. Manhattan *CommissionRelated content
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Now if that cam in a giant poster, you could name your price!
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That blue will now show up on paper well!
*changes shades* Is this better?
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I have no idea what you mean?
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Remember when Dr. Manhattan went in for his TV interview, and how the director made a fuss about his skin being too light a blue? I'm sure some troll is going to make that same remark here.
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The highlights on this are fantastic. This is beautiful.
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Que tΓ©cnica vocΓͺ usou nesse trabalho? Ficou foda!
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Hello! I just wanted to let you know that I've included this image in my journal "Feature Friday #7: Fan Art ". :]
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Oh, that's awesome. Dr. Manhattan is usually such a blank figure over all that power, but you've given some hint that there is a lot going on underneath. Very cool.
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I love the way this came out! Better then I could have imagined when I asked Kirk to hook up this commission with you! love the detail around the eyes! I mentioned to him aabout a few other ones, let em know what you think. Rich
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Hey Rich, glad you like it. I have to admit it didn't come easy, very difficult to pull off but i think it works. Yeah Kirk emailed me about the other to, can wait until I have the time to take a shot at those two
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Great job on filling the space with a clean and simple, yet meaningful drawing.
And great job on making Dr. Manhattan look bad ass. Specially because I think the character is such a crybaby...
Rorscharch, on the other hand...
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OMG!!! I KNOW THIS GUY! WASN"T HE IN A MOVIE???
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That blue outline on the right ruins it, in my opinion.
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Fantastic, I really love the detail in his furrowed brow and his lips especially. So cool!
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sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!
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This is incredible. BEAUTIFUL use of space and line.
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im in ur life, bangin ur girlfriend
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This is amazing, especially considering that it was done traditionally instead of digitally.
I love how simple and yet detailed it is.
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Please don't ever use the phrase "considering it was done traditionally instead of digitally". That makes it sound like digital is the superior medium, which is completely not true considering the fact that people were creating amazing works like this long before the computer was even thought of.
Sorry, this is just something that frustrates me. >_<
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That's true.
It's just that digital works are much easier to produce (or so I've heard) than traditional.
I didn't mean that digital was superior in any way, I like traditional A LOT more.
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Actually, I find digital art a LOT harder to do, especially when it comes to sketching. I can't get the same sense of intimacy from a computer that I do with a pencil and paper. It makes me sad that so many artists are going digital...it forces me to do so since my job depends on it. >_<
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Oh, I understand. I don't feel the same connection to digital works that I do with traditional works when I look at them.
But everything else is going digital, so it's no surprise that art followed. 
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My LEAST fav character. He killed my FAV character.
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Rorschach was faced with an unsolvable dilemma. He wanted to die.
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Not really. He wanted to change the world for the better. He witnessed something that made him become the hero he was. He only wanted to die when he realized how even his "friends" who were also heros who were supposed to help make the world better was themselves very corrupt and his efforts would be in vein.
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Don't get me wrong, Rorschach was my favorite character, too... but, his perspective was very rigidly defined. He was the ultimate fan of objectivism. He was not out to make the world a better place, he was out to punish or remove those who were making it a worse place. Alan Moore went to great lengths to show that all of the Watchmen had aberrant personalities. If you've not read any of Alan's interviews on the subject, before talk of making the film started, you would probably enjoy what he had to say.
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I get your point but, what I see is he WAS making a world a better place at least by trying to find and punish the bad guys. In reality he was the only one in the group who actually was devoted to accomplishing the task. From beginning to end, Dr. Manhattan pretty much just cared more about how things would impact him on personal level and if it didn't, he didn't care.
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WOW. I absolutely love this....no words!! Congrats on the DD! Definitely well deserved.
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From The Watchmen. That was a Blinding movie to watch!
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"I have walked across the surface of the Sun. I have witnessed events so tiny and so fast they can hardly be said to have occurred at all. But you, Adrian, you're just a man. The world's smartest man poses no more threat to me than does its smartest termite."
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Now thats a quote
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Dr. Manhattan was my favorite character of the whole comic. <.<
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