Love, Blood & Rhetoric
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joellejones:

Moonrise Kingdom warm up sketch

joellejones:

Moonrise Kingdom warm up sketch


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Storm by ~JakeEkiss on Deviantart.

Storm by ~JakeEkiss on Deviantart.


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Storm by Adi Granov (Source)

Storm by Adi Granov (Source)


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punkstormrocks:

My good friend, the Grimlock of Comics, Jason Latour worked up this cherry of a piece for me at a local show a couple years back.  The guy is a workhorse, on both the writing and artistic front.  Prepare yourselves for his ascension.
Check out Jason’s brilliant scriptwork in Loose Ends, with Chris Brunner and Rico Renzi.

punkstormrocks:

My good friend, the Grimlock of Comics, Jason Latour worked up this cherry of a piece for me at a local show a couple years back.  The guy is a workhorse, on both the writing and artistic front.  Prepare yourselves for his ascension.

Check out Jason’s brilliant scriptwork in Loose Ends, with Chris Brunner and Rico Renzi.


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punkstormrocks:

Punk Storm by Shaun O’Neil!

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Storm by Lee Bermejo (Source)

Storm by Lee Bermejo (Source)

(Source: amazingxmen)


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svonbuchwald:

After watching the Tron: Uprising 30-minute preview, I decided to try something I’ve never tried before (*gasp!*) in coloring without an outline.
There was an underdrawing obviously but the main coloring was done by blocking in shapes of color. It’s a little hard for me to work on something without having a clear idea of what the finished piece is gonna look like which is why I need that linework (and why airbrushing gives me so much trouble) so it took a bit of time just to figure out how to work this out. I also tried to work with two different light sources (red and blue) which I find easier with more painterly stuff but I find actually harder with cel-shaded stuff. I liked the “blocky” feel of it so I kept blurs and effects to a minimum.
And I can’t draw lightning to save my life… (via Punk Storm)

svonbuchwald:

After watching the Tron: Uprising 30-minute preview, I decided to try something I’ve never tried before (*gasp!*) in coloring without an outline.

There was an underdrawing obviously but the main coloring was done by blocking in shapes of color. It’s a little hard for me to work on something without having a clear idea of what the finished piece is gonna look like which is why I need that linework (and why airbrushing gives me so much trouble) so it took a bit of time just to figure out how to work this out. I also tried to work with two different light sources (red and blue) which I find easier with more painterly stuff but I find actually harder with cel-shaded stuff. I liked the “blocky” feel of it so I kept blurs and effects to a minimum.

And I can’t draw lightning to save my life… (via Punk Storm)


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80s Storm Nouveau by ~hezaa on Deviantart.

80s Storm Nouveau by ~hezaa on Deviantart.


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fuckyeahvintageillustration:

More from ‘L’animal dans la décoration’ (1897) by Eugène Grasset. See Part I here.

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Tara Chace by Ryan Kelly (Source)

Tara Chace by Ryan Kelly (Source)


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Tara Chase by Jason Shawn Alexander (Source)

Tara Chase by Jason Shawn Alexander (Source)


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Tara Chace by Michael Lark. (Source)

Tara Chace by Michael Lark. (Source)


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Tara Chace commission by Chris Samnee (Source)

Tara Chace commission by Chris Samnee (Source)


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Tara Chace Novel # 2 sketch by Brian Hurtt (Source)

Tara Chace Novel # 2 sketch by Brian Hurtt (Source)


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Tara Chace by Adrian Alphona (Source)

Tara Chace by Adrian Alphona (Source)