What medium(s) did you use to create this?
Thanks! This was all done with a Wacom Tablet and Photoshop CS3.
Wait, I'm here! I only remembered this morning that my turn was coming up, but I'm here. I can go after NCC-1701, though, whatever's easiest for y'all.
And by the way, Thomas, that's one awesome panel! It really blew me away and I couldn't imagine a tougher act to follow. I will try my best.![]()
I'm really sorry, guys, but I will need some more days.
Also, thanks to Starscape, who does a wonderful job moderating this project while I'm away. You are a true friend.![]()
How's your panel coming along, NCC-1701?![]()
Okay, I will try to remember sending you a mail.Can someone email me when it is my turn? I don't want to have to check this thread every other day...
davidfromberg - at - gmail - com
thanks!![]()
Coming over to this thread, I was meaning to ask if there had been some Charles Addams in the mix.Now who recognizes the drawing style I was trying to emulate/shamelessly imitate?
Yeah, I can see why you'd think that. There are some similarities. But no, I was more or less trying to make this panel look like a classic Fritz The Cat strip by Robert Crump. I think it is most apparent in the way I drew the woman.Coming over to this thread, I was meaning to ask if there had been some Charles Addams in the mix.Now who recognizes the drawing style I was trying to emulate/shamelessly imitate?
Thank you so much. Coming from you that means much to me.Dun dun dun!!!! Great twist, NCC-1701. I know I've seen that art style before but I can't assign a name to it. But anyway, another great panel!
I did also get a sense of R. Crumb's style there, especially in the last frame. However, I'm not that familiar with Fritz the Cat, specifically, which differs in aspects from some of his other work. Fritz's death scene (Crumb's reaction to the movie, which was made without his cooperation, though accounts differ) is closer to his more customary style.Yeah, I can see why you'd think that. There are some similarities. But no, I was more or less trying to make this panel look like a classic Fritz The Cat strip by Robert Crump. I think it is most apparent in the way I drew the woman.Coming over to this thread, I was meaning to ask if there had been some Charles Addams in the mix.Now who recognizes the drawing style I was trying to emulate/shamelessly imitate?![]()
(I'm also wondering whether this might have got in, just a little.)
I knew that there was something familiar about the pose and I happened across that shot this morning while looking for the source of another image. I'm thinking someone may have used the TAS Spock cap as an avatar some time ago.(I'm also wondering whether this might have got in, just a little.)Wow, you scare me! The third frame is meant to be an homage to that very scene from TAS. I didn't think someone would actually notice.
Wow, you scare me! The third frame is meant to be an homage to that very scene from TAS. I didn't think someone would actually notice.
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