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New movie masterpiece- YOU RANG?

(deleted the other two rough cuts)

YOU RANG? 5
Unfinished sound but the cuts are finished.

I did this film grab from the Avengers Ultron movie.

Most of the buildings in downtown OKC look like those surrounding the Avengers building.

Basic principle of art appeal. Contrast.

1940s architecture with Buck Rogers in the middle.

we can all relate

Have a look at what Tom Racine has been up to.   It's nice to know that all artists go through the same thing.

Pen Tool Trick in Photoshop- OAFCON-2015

I demonstrate how I did this image in photoshop

OAFCON 2015 link-

Revising FUME Cover

I am doing another pass on the FUME cover for the final comic. Not finished but I'm looking for comments and suggestions on what bugs you. No leading comments from me...just fire away with gripes--it'll be much appreciated!

Ellis Edit

adding a jpg where I converted to cmyk. Flip back and forth.

No big deal. Dark contrasts got the most damage

What the heck. When I looked at it full size on the blog, it's nothing like what I preview with the mac. Hmmm. The little thumbnail doesn't have such flipped out / oversaturated colors.

Of little merit

Separated at birth.

I thought of this at work today. Don't worry it's a fixed cost contract so no more taxpayer money than usual was wasted.

JMG added:

A New Sketch in work

The early stage idea

Munchkinland

Here's another one. I feel good that it's only takes me one day to do these...until I think about how much I'm getting paid :-/

Had to get this up before the midnight deadline. I'll fill you in on details tomorrow.

(UPDATED VERSION)

Done for the co-author of the fascinating and lavishly illustrated "Memories of a Munchkin," a memoir by the little person who played the Munchkin Coroner. The over-sized Lollipop Kid is a caricature of the (surviving) co-author, Daniel Kinske, a really nice guy who, after fielding a bunch of questions from me about the legend of "Midget Town", handed me a copy of the book and asked only for a drawing in return.

I believe in "over-delivering."

Check out the book--great cover by Hirschfeld, too!