Thanks man. Absolutely nothing wrong with copying more advanced artists in the hope of picking up a new trick or two. Next is Maguire faces, then Quitely's treatment of fabric and clothing I reckon

Cheers man. Hatching is the total patience exercise. Get lazy and all of a sudden its a big mess

Definitely! Those brief moments being upright were incredible. More than made up for the sore, sore body

Ha ha nice. Yes definitely strange and derpy. Thanks for bringing up the fond memory of Mr Squiggle

yep. its taken from a page of automatic drawings and flipped

Oh nice thanks, I'll follow them for sure. There are faces hidden everywhere if you look hard enough :)

Right on!

Thanks, we did it just to make a comic together. We took it to some conventions, sold a print run, and that was that. I have a lot of comic projects with pretty much the same life cycle. It's good to be

Thanks for your comment. I totally agree, each tool seems to work complimentarily, the things I play around with digitally then give me ideas for doing traditionally. Rightly observed, I am still unfamiliar

Thanks! Much appreciated.

I love it! Great character design, and cool to see the sketch and neat little comic.

Thanks team, appreciate it. I'll try to most more regularly!

Thanks, I was real happy with how it came together. Sometimes it's like that hey :)

Cool to discover you!

Thank you!

Thanks- I just can't quite believe I entered the NFT zone!

it's just part of a suite of outcomes we need to present to satisfy the requirements of a grant we got to do the project. If it would be a flowchart for actual purpose it would look a lot different

Ha ha well of course I'm never doing illegal things so i'm not sure that's a workable description for me. The project went well, all the students were encouraged to follow up with the other people across

That's an odd experience, I found the opposite, that the dominant opinion was very much against copying and all about drawing from life and imagination. To me, building proficiency takes a mix of drawing

Indeed! Nice one. One way to really appreciate the level of detail he puts in is to copy a panel. And that's just one panel from one page, among so many. Crazy amount of work