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- ECCC wrap up part one
- Me and the REAL Godzilla
- Anatomy and a Gorilla
- Mixed MODOK Metaphor
- Paint a doodle
- Enjoy the Coffee
- Feeling Peckish
- Second to last MODOK -- I promise
- Replacing Psychotronic Magazine in my heart - Horr...
- Is this a Frazetta arm?
- Stupid Comics
- A page from Marty's "CHUBBY CHEEKERS"
- My convention banner has arrived!
- Found my calling
- Monday is my Friday
- Hulk as a Dwarf
- Kong....KING KONG
- Three fer Wednesday
- Two fer Tuesday
- Rick's MODOK WIP
- March of the Robots Modok
- Refamiliarizing myself with Illustrator. Also...
- Taking an Oil Painting Class
- PB is officially announced!
- WHAT?!!
- 12 by 17
- March Of The Robots
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- Color by Emi
- Johnny B. Gerardy: Inker/Embellisher
- The Art of James Maurice Gorham
- Creeple
- Cork
- The Official Scott Benefiel Webpage
- Nearsighted Comics
- JohnK
- Brush Pen Breakfast
- Rick Schmitz's Website
- Jeff's Plasticky Archive of Curiously Shaped Pieces of Plastics and Other Odd Creations
- rickart
- Skribbl's Lego Fantasmagoria
- Story Boredom
- R0B0T0P!A
- The Artist Presently Known as Ellis Goodson
- GoodsonStoryboards
- weirdellis.com
- Ellis' Other Blog
- Truepaint
- Rich Sjoberg's Pixel Palace
- Maurie J. Manning
- The Digital Pencil Blog
- EUROCHINO Blog
- Phloo!-featuring Chippy and Loopus!
- Obstikildillusion
- Creative Blog Link-o-rama
- Kali's Blog, Old Men with Kazoos and Beating Drums
8 comments:
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That is so cool looking. Jack Kirby inked by Rick Schmitz.
Very nice! I esp'ly like his brow calligraphy.
I don't know if you clicked that link Rick. I got my Dorothy Swift Lulu book. It looks great. The cover came out exceptional.
And I just read and enjoyed it.
Hope it gets some heat at the Emerald Con.
I found it inspiring as well. Could visualize all the work you had done. The updates you showed us. Made it easy to visualize me digging in on a similar project.
Cool, Ellis! I think what made it possible was doing fairly comprehensive thumbnails that I could blow up and ink from... I think it saved a lot of time to not do pencils between those steps.
How big did you do thumbnails? Index card size?
Yeah, more or less. I divide a regular sketchbook page into fourths and then I write the dialog on the opposite page.
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