If I could shade things in (comic style) I would offer to color that in, it's really nice.........

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Thanks... This is one I prefur in b/w though... I wouldn't mind seeing it in sepia half-tones *shrug*

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quite cool I say



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Wow is the guy with dark hair Brue Campbell? I love the layout you've done for this pic. While your style is very American comic book (this is a compliment, bare with me) the layout is more Japanese Manga. It really works with the art deco styling that was popular when the film originally debuted. (I think, but it is very art deco, that much I'm sure.) You've done an excellent job with the inking. I bet the real movie poster won't be half as good.

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Wow, those are some sweet compliments/comments... thanks. I so often get labelled 'comic book' with my art style, but my roots are just as influenced by 20's-50's illustration style... THat aside, yes, I was going very much for the Art Deco feel for the layout (though I love a lot of contemporary japanese poster art), as that was the original setting of the film, and YES, that is Bruce Campbell as Jack Driscol, Gary Oldman as Carl Denham, and finally Mira Sorvino as Ann Darrow (though in PJ's case, I love his casting of Naomi Watts). Thanks for the compliments on the inking - I enjoy the hell out of it when it turns out like that.

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I can see the other influences in your style. I really love your black and white pieces. I think what gave Bruce away was of course the chin. I'm gonna keep an eye on your work. I love what you've done so far.

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You gotta love a guy who names his book "if chins could kill."
Thanks!

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Official Hero-Lore site: [link]

enjoyable

The big hariy beast himself!

As a fan of monster movies (Kong being one of my favorites) I can say without a doubt that you sir, rocked this piece.

I also loved your casting choices, now let's see how PJ does with his, hmmm?

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