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A minor gripe with the second one, it took me a second to recognize Jason. The way the sandworms are posed with the tattered shirt sleeves made him look like he had sandworms for arms
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edited May 2010
The lines between the two sandworms are really bothering me. The lines per each sandworm are the same thickness all through out when they should change to add emphasis to the depth of field each one has.
Thanks Nap, I agree on the line widths. It's still something I am trying to get a handle of and manage. I just have to keep myself from compulsively filling lines with the same widths. I will make sure to pay attention more to this in the future. Thanks for the heads up!
nice video. i kinda feel like maybe you can cut your workload in half, by just inking, digitally. But thats just me, i really enjoy your work man. really inspirational.
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immilesaway - Yeah, I cannot do that. I believe strongly in analogue inking. I don't ever think I could fully move towards digital inks. I also inking pretty fast, averaging 4-6 hours per piece, depending on the size/scale.
I love your colors. Usually, people say that when they just want to be nice without lying, but your colors really are the best part of what you do, but your lines are also incredibly clean and deliberate. I tried to find flaws in your stuff, and I just can't.
Here is the first out of a long list of commissions I have done recently along with a process. You can view the whole coloring process via http://www.livestream.com/shanehillman
My buddy wanted me to do a Batman piece with his rogue gallery, so I started with two concepts of Batman. I went with the one on the left for obvious reasons, haha.
Working through the layout with characters and such finally emerging.
Still stuffing in as many villains as I can.
Final pencils via lightboxing.
Final Inks
Final colors. Took forever to get happy with them but I am still not 100% pleased.
Despite the weird Batman, that is still one hell of a thing you drew there, holy shit. And most problems with Batman would be solved if it looked like he was kneeling instead of having tiny legs.
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edited August 2010
I suppose he could be so muscular and full of maddening rage that he's started to sink into the earths crust.
I thought it was very clear in your initial sketch, but has now since been lost in translation.
Man. Dem tones. I think I like the yellow splattered batsignal the best.
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MustangArbiter of Unpopular OpinionsRegistered Userregular
edited August 2010
Honestly though, it's really not that noticeable. Your average comic reader is going to be too overawed by it's inherent awesomeness to notice details like that.
Maybe put some frozen stuff on there, since Mister Freeze freezes people and doesn't really do anything that would make them bleed on him. Frost looks cooler than blood anyway.
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Love it, though batman is a far too short for his hulking upper body.
Observe;
I'm afraid you've done a Liefeld.
he could easily be crouched over and walking, if the view is 3/4 from above it would be even more distorted. By the angle of the eyes i would say we're looking at a 3/4 angle
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one thing on that last piece though- it seems really heavily weighted to the right
Such awesome colors
A minor gripe with the second one, it took me a second to recognize Jason. The way the sandworms are posed with the tattered shirt sleeves made him look like he had sandworms for arms
Do you ink traditionally or is it all digital?
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I work all traditionally except for colors, which are done in Photoshop CS3.
Tam: I completely agree. I think I might plan on doing the right side for this Halloween so the xenomorph is straight in the center.
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Here is a page from a comic that is part of a anthology due this summer. Colors are by http://pyawakit.deviantart.com/
And for questions about materials, here are some videos regarding my process.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCSU1HR5NFQ
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This is Awesome.
immilesaway - Yeah, I cannot do that. I believe strongly in analogue inking. I don't ever think I could fully move towards digital inks. I also inking pretty fast, averaging 4-6 hours per piece, depending on the size/scale.
http://dailymonsters.blogspot.com
For the one with all the movie monsters, I can ID all of them except the guy on the top left. Who is that? I must know.
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that might make the xeno too much of a focus and distract from the other characters?
aside from that, that pic totally looks like it belongs in a basement hangout and is completely awesome.
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I want to taste them!
Fight: Yeah, it'll probably throw it off but the xeno is my favorite Sounds like a lame excuse. Hell, it is a lame excuse!
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I'll be livestreaming colors on a Batman illustration shortly. Just thought some of you might wanna drop by! ^_^
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Im especially impressed by that rad Robocop toy.
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Here is the first out of a long list of commissions I have done recently along with a process. You can view the whole coloring process via http://www.livestream.com/shanehillman
My buddy wanted me to do a Batman piece with his rogue gallery, so I started with two concepts of Batman. I went with the one on the left for obvious reasons, haha.
Working through the layout with characters and such finally emerging.
Still stuffing in as many villains as I can.
Final pencils via lightboxing.
Final Inks
Final colors. Took forever to get happy with them but I am still not 100% pleased.
Red variant.
Violet variant.
http://dailymonsters.blogspot.com
Observe;
I'm afraid you've done a Liefeld.
Yeah, he's supposed to be hunched over, although that is my fault for not illustrating that well enough.
http://dailymonsters.blogspot.com
Man. Dem tones. I think I like the yellow splattered batsignal the best.
simple fix- i think just getting some blood spatter on his helmet would mess him up like the rest of em, or add some bumps and detail to his face
either way its a fantastic piece overall, i love love the colors
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"Delicious" might be the best descriptor. I want to eat up your art, Hillman.
he could easily be crouched over and walking, if the view is 3/4 from above it would be even more distorted. By the angle of the eyes i would say we're looking at a 3/4 angle
I love getting to see work evolve. Even with the batman being a little crazy, I love it. (but I love all your stuff)