I have done a terrible job at updating. Mostly because I am busy, which is good, but not when it hurts you (my loyal fan base). I just want to say this. I'm sorry. I will do better. I wanted to post some artwork form Traveler #5. There are a lot of grumpy bears out there who are poo-poo-ing the issue a little. Us comic fans can be a fickle group. We see change ups in the writer/artists, and we get a green eggs and ham attitude. That's just the nature of the business folks. However, I want to ask you my fans for an honest critique. Because I believe the actual artwork is getting better with every issue of Traveler. As I get more comfortable with the characters I loosen up, I get more expressive. The work looks more cartoony or animated and it looses realism. That's the way I like it. However, I'm not sure that is the way you like it. So I'm going to post some of the artwork for your viewing pleasure and you guys tell me what you want. Do you like the realism or the expressionism let me know. Either way I'm good, I just want to give you what you feel you deserve.
Here are my Favorite Pages from #4 (which got great reviews).
Here are my Favorite Pages from #5 (which got mixed reviews).
So you guys "Thunderdome" these pages out. Let me know what I'm doing that you like and don't like, and I'll deliver for #7 (cause 6 is done).
-Chad
PS- Let me know if you are buying the book because that carries weight.
Showing posts with label Mark Waid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mark Waid. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Friday, September 24, 2010
The Traveler
I can almost die happy now. Ladies and Gentlemen: the Traveler (by Stan Lee, Mark Waid and lil' ol' me). Enjoy the "Undressed" cover and pages 1-6. I don't know who colored these yet, but I'm going to give him/her a big sloppy kiss when I meet them. I love the colors. So happy!
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Monday, August 30, 2010
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Update from SDCC 2010: BooM!
In case you haven't heard: http://www.comicscontinuum.com/stories/1007/22/index.htm
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