ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzz*Sorry for the long wait between posts. I'm such a lazy bastard. Things are going well, I'm enjoying my job but it is keeping me pretty busy. I still have a ton of art to scan and post, but really just don't have the motivation right now. After eight hours of drawing, I just want to blow off steam, and scanning artwork isn't really the most relaxing thing I can think of, so I promise I'll post some work soon, but it may be a few weeks. (So many movies coming out in the next month)
As it stands I wish everyone the best, and hope they have a great spring!
Stuck
first of all you got some nice pictures in your gallery
i like this "Deadpool vs AIM" ^^
And i have a question...i rad you submitted some stuff to Marvel didnt you?
So my question is how did you do that? wrote e-mail? or send a letter? Please write me the e-mail or the address, that would be nice and tell me something about what happend after your submission ^^
~icemouth
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No I never submitted anything to Marvel, much as I'd love to, I know I'm still not there yet. The closest I've come was a portfolio review with Josh Blaylock from Devil's Due... who said I need to keep practicing. As of a few months past, Marvel is no longer taking open submissions over the mail. Your best bet is to start making friends with pros who use this site, ask them if they can critique your work, and make some damn impressive stuff, and they might pass your name off to an editor, if you're very lucky. Also, digital Webbing's website has a classified section where you can try to find people looking for creative partners, and some of those projects become good portfolio pieces.
Other than that, read up on what editors are looking for, most publishers have a '
I did look at your gallery as well, and it looks like you have some real potential, the color job on that Scorpion piece was vibrant and sharp, and a lot of that Rhino piece was well designed. However, your penciling technique needs some honing, and some intensive anatomy work, but you're still a youngster, so you've got some time ahead of you to perfect your work before you start thinking about submitting to a major publisher. I suggest reworking a piece several times in pencil or blue-line pencil before starting your final design.
I wish you luck!
thanks so much for taking this time and giving tips and advices
i really appreciate it
thank you
~icemouth
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Hey, how come we all avoid the scraps, i think they're a more honest expression of an artist style and a chance to reverse-engineer the process, sooooo, give the scraps a chance people. [link] Hey, i look at yours
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