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Deviousness `anmari has been spreading her infectious positivity throughout our community for over 6 years. Throughout this time Ana has been at the core of all things devious, passionately developing an eclectic gallery, helping organise devmeets, participating in chat events and also recently completed dedicating her time as a Community Volunteer. We are absolutely delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for May 2013 to `anmari, congratulations! Read More
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More after the watch I'm sure many add their work.
Very, very good work.
turned his fan to know his work.
This is the version of Malibu I loved, before Marvel literally seemed to murder it through horrid editing and awful decrees for storylines... Black September? Well, at least the initials are right. B.S.
In any event, love the art, your gallery is excellent! But I hold a very special spot in my heart for Malibu.
That's the great thing about this site for me. Hopefully, my Gallery can showcase enough versatility that I can continue to surprise people with my range, and make it more difficult for anyone to "type" me.
LOL! That sounds like I work at the New You Shop in LOGAN'S RUN. "Welcome, Sandman!" lol
I wouldn't really say it's easy, RadioMan. But it's certainly something I focus on. I never wanted to be satisfied using a "formula," like so many other artists have throughout the years. The plus is that it probably allowed them to meet deadlines, and perhaps masked any possible weaknesses. It worked for them, and I still revere the work of those masters. But, as evidenced, my career, such as it is, has never been about cutting corners, or backing away from challenges.
Faces, as well as body-types, benefit from differentiation in storytelling. Many artists, even the all-time greats, had "stock" faces and builds for their heroes (including Kirby, Byrne, Kane... even Adam has a stock face for most of his hottest women), and they mainly focused on making the villains distinctive. After all, it's the villain who drives the story.
I don't know... Not being on any regular schedule affords me the luxury of being more picky. That may change soon, but I sincerely hope I can always keep it real this way.
though I didn't have this particular story arc, this brings me back memories of my fascination with Malibu's Strangers and the tragic team of the original Exiles. For me, the Jumpstart storyline was one of the best origin stories for a superteam. And I miss that old Malibu touch.
Thanks for making me remember...