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THE DESTROY OF TONY STARK
Buster and I have the same shoes…………. #arresteddevelopment #help
pls put “WHY ME JOHN BIGBOOTE” on my grave, thanks
sometimes i think maybe i should book two hotel rooms for sdcc next year so everyone has a place to stay but ahahahhahahahahhahahahhahahhahaha
I am blessed as heck to have the comic con roomies I do this year :’)
WHY DO PEOPLE FAX CREDIT CARD NUMBERS
New, roundish paintings. I should draw MM wearing a tie more often; I like the way it makes him look like he’s ready to barter for your immortal soul.
These supernatural scallywags are available individually as art prints and t-shirts and things: MM, Elvis
watercolor on 140lb cold-press watercolor paper
JoJo Seames, 2013
AHHHHH BABIES
stoP I DON’T NEED MORE CUTE ALIEN BOYS TO CRUSH ON
thank u for posting this so i didnt have to
Apparently I drew this last week.
Frank Quitely, the best superhero cartoonist in the world. Ten years ago, he redesigned the X-Men and made drew some brilliant scenes in the series NEW X MEN. Above is the introductory scene from his final issue on the series, “The Prime of Miss Emma Frost.”
Quitely’s panels tend to move in two directions at once: one-point-perspective, pushing our depth view straight back and straight across our field of vision from left-to-right. The result is a dizzying sense of motion and an immersive sense of space and movement.
My favorite panel above is where Beast (blue guy) has rescued the car passengers and turns to see the flaming guy (Hermann) continue to run down the road. There’s so many different things happening in that panel and all of those things are moving or defined by their lack of moving. Beast and the passengers are still but a raising smoke and dust cloud from Hermann who continues to race away gives the right-hand side of the panel some movement. So as the eye travels from left to right, we see a still scene which gives way to a motion scene. All in the same panel. It’s brilliant.
The panel in which Cyclops skids the car in front of the gas station is also brilliant. It gives me the chills, it’s so good. We read from left to right but the car is moving from our right to left, and it’s trail of telltale motion signs (exhaust fumes, tail light distortion) points away from our reading orientation. These competing stimuli make us read that particular panel both backwards and forwards at the same time. It’s magnificent.
“The Prime of Miss Emma Frost” can be found in volume 4 of NEW X MEN, “Riot at Xavier’s.”
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