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Art from the Toronto Comicon

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dadaist

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WOW! Impressive stuff. It goes without saying that after Dave showed me that Batman sketch, I wanted to roll him for it laugh.gif

 

I just didn't have any luck with getting sketches this past weekend frown.gif

 

But it wasn't a total waste; while waiting in line a few times, I did manage to finish off a spidey sketch I've been doping at for some time now -- You'll notice I took some liberties in adding a background with the final image wink.gif

 

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Wow! That's a great pic Alex! I got Michael to do a Swampy for me in B'more. Can't remember if it's scanned or not (Lantern?? If you have it, please post). I really like yours! Looks like he had more time with it. Were there long lines in Toronto?

 

Again, awesome piece! thumbsup2.gif

 

Chris

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Were there long lines in Toronto?

 

Hey Chris

 

The lines were heavy at times; but if you toughed it out, it wasn't really that bad. In my situation, I waited a few times, and by the time I got to the front of the line, the artist took off (for a break), or stopped sketching, and took autographs, or was doing interviews (apparently, there was a t.v. network doing interviews with artists for an upcoming documentary on comics).

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As requested, Mike Kaluta's Swamp Thing. I've had to shrink it quite a bit to make it fit properly.

 

Alex, even in a doctored scan that's stunning. By far that was the best sketch I saw all weekend - really nice stuff.

 

DAM

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Joe, that's a tight spidey! I didn't realize that you drew - cool! laugh.gif

 

Thanks Dave. Ever since I was about 6 or 7; I almost completely abandoned freehand drawing for that least 8 or so years because I got heavily into digital art. I got back into freehand drawing about a year ago. I have a few sketchbooks that I take along with me everywhere, and a mobile tablet PC that affords me the same kind of freehand capabilities as a pencil and paper.

 

I just can't get over how awesome that Jimenez sketch is.... thumbsup2.gif893applaud-thumb.gif

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