sometimes I forget not everyone who reads one of my blogs reads them all (I honestly don't blame you...), but I was reminded of that fact when I posted the pencils (and eventually the inks) for the Powerman fanart I'm working on, which almost immediately drew tweets, emails etc. asking when I would do Luke's partner Danny Rand, the immortal Iron Fist. What they didn't know, was that I did one already...
I did this drawing for the short-lived Metrosketchual blog, a group sketch joint with a rotating weekly (then biweekly) theme. When it was my turn to choose, I selected Heroes for Hire, and turned in this piece. At first I was posting my Metrosketchual pieces here as well as over there, but had it suggested to me that I was reducing the effectiveness of the blog by double posting (I didn't agree, but I went with the will of the people). So anyways, to peep more of my metroSketchual joints you may have missed, click here.
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4 comments:
Oh, yeah. That's the stuff.
It's too bad that Marvel doesn't take unsolicited submissions. A one-shot short, in that style with ink/halftone color would convince them.
I'm serious and not just flattering.. The dynamism of that pose and the exaggerated Bruce Lee-esque physique are just right. Conventions like the use of just halftone color on his mask ties would work well well in the rest of a comic; for backgrounds, say.
Thanks so much! I quit actively trying to get any love from Marvel a long time ago, but there are certainly projects I would like to do for them, and H4H is definitely one of them!
Their track record is to snatch up whoever gets hot from the indie ranks, so maybe I can generate the sort of buzz it would take to get rolling with them.
Time will tell...
I wonder how you get connected with a thing like the Flight anthologies, Out Of Picture or the Anthology Project.
That seems to be the new way to get noticed.
*shrug*
I couldn't tell you...
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