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Chris Malgrain
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Brian Miller
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Heh. You can't beat a nice Hooters girl for a model. Very nice.
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Clint Adams
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Chris, your stuff is really dynamic too. What are you working on at the present?
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Chris Malgrain
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The Bronze Gladiator,a character from the HEXAGON Universe.The characters from this universe were created in France but most of them are American.The Gladiator is an alien whose adventures take place in America.The rights of all those characters(including Zembla) have been bought by Platinum so you might see them on tv or at your movie-theatre one day...
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Lars Johansson
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Chris Malgrain, your amazing art looks a bit like French more than American comics. And I guess that is what Semic France wants. You did not list your site at the bottom of your postings, though you probably are very much allowed to.
PS. I have worked for Semic as well as a writer. DS.
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Stephen Rockwood
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Lars Johansson wrote:
| Mark, I like your inked pictures or whatever you call those, probably because the models seem to have been very pretty. I want you to work on your hands. A very common mistake (not that I am an artist to speak of) is too make the hands too small. In this case they are too small and they look too much like my monster slip-on hands that I have in a drawer, at the same time. Think female skin, softness, don't care about how it actually looks, remember it's art, not a photo. |
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Those hands all look like the right size to me. Do you know a lot of women with 'man-hands'? :)
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Trevor Giberson
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Ditko & Moebius had a love-child!
Edited by Trevor Giberson on 03 May 2005 at 9:02am
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Chris Malgrain
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Clint Adams wrote:
| Chris, your stuff is really dynamic too. What are you working on at the present? |
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Thanks,Clint!I'm currently working on several projects for the French market and I'm about to start working on Stan Lee's Alexa 2.I did 8 pages+15 pages of inks over John Royle in issue one and now I'm gonna be the main artist on number 2.My American Dream has come true and I'm the happiest man in the world!!Yiipppeeeee!!!! o))
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Lars Johansson
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Stephen Rockwood wrote:
| Those hands all look like the right size to me. Do you know a lot of women with 'man-hands'? :) |
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Yes, every professional-loking illustration. Big hands, fine lines, softness, femaleness.
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Chris Malgrain
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Trevor Giberson wrote:
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Ditko & Moebius had a love-child!
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Hey,I love that,thanks!I like Moebius,but Ditko is the King to me! o))
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Mark McConnell
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Thanks Lars and Stephen. I do appreciate constructive criticism. I think the hands are the right size myself, but I'm also willing to see what happens with adjustments. I definitely agree I want to work on softening the hands though. Although all of these girls work hard, they deserve to look their best.
I agree Brian. They are great models. Their fee is great. They just want copies of my drawings. Nice young ladies.
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Chris Malgrain
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Lars Johansson wrote:
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Chris Malgrain, your amazing art looks a bit like French more than American comics. And I guess that is what Semic France wants. You did not list your site at the bottom of your postings, though you probably are very much allowed to.
PS. I have worked for Semic as well as a writer. DS.
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I like to try different styles and mix elements from different cultures.In France people say I have an American style because of the story-telling.I think it's more interesting to have a slightly different style for the American market because most young artists have an"Image" style.Not that I don't like it but it's good to have a special touch...This page for Alexa is a perfect example:characters in a US comics style and a city with a very European design.
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