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Eclectic Micks are a collection of Irish professional comic book artists. They include Stephen Mooney (Angel, Half Past Danger), Stephen Thompson (Star Trek; New Frontier, Presidential Material: John McCain), Len O'Grady (Smoke, Ares) Nick Roche (Transformers, Doctor Who), Will Sliney (Star Wars, Farscape), Bob Byrne (Mr. Amperduke, 2000AD), Declan Shalvey (Thunderbolts, 28 Days Later) and Tomm Moore (The Secret of Kells)
Every day there will be a sketch posted here, each artist posting on a certain day. Enjoy
Every day there will be a sketch posted here, each artist posting on a certain day. Enjoy
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5 comments:
Great stuff, very complete and detailed but economical. Plenty of room for embellishment with the inks and colours.
Wow, you're really making with the compliments today thomps! I like it.
so tight! class . great camera angle too
Thank yew kindly sir.
That said, Tomm, the pencils only look so tight because of the big messy blueline thumbnail I enlarged and lightboxed them from. This is the second stage, really. And then a good bit more of the figure drawing happens in the inks.
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