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February 17th, 2001, 11:21 PM
#11
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Me? put myself down? I don't think so! I'm the most vain man I know!
The reason why I say you guys won't like it, isn't anything to do with my technique, but my conceptualization of the Nightcrawler character. I tend to have a very dark, edgy spin on the guy, and I know there are a lot of "fun-loving-fuzzy-elfs" out there who just don't dig it! This piece was inspired by me thinking about how NC could be handled in Marvel's new Epic line, hence the darker, more mature look.
So thanks for being so positive guys! And thanks Moonie and Elwing for putting me on your sites.
I know this may be waaaay out there but I've been thinking of solicting some stuff to some comic companies. Just to see the type of reaction I get. Does anybody have any ideas about how I should go about this?
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February 18th, 2001, 07:28 AM
#12
Inactive Member
Kick A@@ MIT! The look on Kurt's face...! *shudder* Dude, a great way to submit work would be if you could get your hands on a copy of the updated 'Marvel tryout book'.
Its REALLY helpful, and a good template for what many companies are looking for in regards to pencilling and storytelling!
BAMF!
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February 18th, 2001, 09:36 AM
#13
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Fanx Bamf! I will see if my comic book store can get me a copy of that book. I think I saw a really old version a few years back, it was done like the Stan Lee/Steve Buscema 'How to draw Comics, the Marvel Way' book. Has anyone read that? Now that's a kookie book! Some times I have to ask myself how many times Stan Lee was dropped on his head as a child???

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