Warrior

[wutdude]

http://i732.photobucket.com/albums/ww326/wutdude/pg013.jpg

[Shan Bruce Lee]

I like the horse

[wutdude]

http://i732.photobucket.com/albums/ww326/wutdude/pg02.jpg

[wutdude]

http://i732.photobucket.com/albums/ww326/wutdude/pg03.jpg

[Selkirk]

these are really good...everything(pencils/inks/colors) seem to be working together:cool:

[wutdude]

Thanks. Doing all three is time-consuming and generally a pain in the ass, but the last time I knew anyone who'd want to collaborate with me on any comic book-type project was back when Valiant Comics was in business =P

[Ed Sullivan]

Awesome. I'm jealous.

[wutdude]

http://i732.photobucket.com/albums/ww326/wutdude/pg04.jpg

[wutdude]

http://i732.photobucket.com/albums/ww326/wutdude/pg05.jpg

[wutdude]

http://i732.photobucket.com/albums/ww326/wutdude/pg06.jpg

[deanlegion]

I think these are really cool, but I'm not convinced the coloring style matches the linework cohesively.

Also, I think they're too large. The rule is 550 x 800.

[wutdude]

Thanks for the input :smile: I wanted to give the coloring a sort of pseudo-oils look, as I have no idea how to effectively use colors in Photoshop (I use Painter).

File size limitation is duly noted. I guess it would help if I had bothered looking it up first :redface:

[deanlegion]

I don't know Painter, but it seems to me that allowing some brush strokes to show would be a way to get that oil painting look. That is, in combination with the blending you now use.

I often think Adam Hughes' coloring stlye looks like oil paintings. Maybe you could search for one of his tutorials. I think there's a yahoo group that has one.