I love all your pieces for the old-school Star Trek... I was in love with Spock as a small child, so this movie (which came out right at that time) sort of warped my existence

I am amazed by the "old" pieces you post... they may be a teeny, tiny bit less polished than your newer stuff, but they are absolutely equally solid.

Love your older pieces - even if they are trekkie!

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I didn't really like star trek until this summer. My sister got all obsessed with Next Generation and stuff.

I love it!

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Thank you!

LOL! Funny that you say your existence was 'warped' by the Trek film.

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"Beware the beast Man, for he is the Devil's pawn. Alone among God's primates, he kills for sport or lust or greed... Shun him; drive him back into his jungle lair, for he is the harbinger of death."

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Well, when you're 4-5 years old and have an EPIC crush on Spock, seeing him die on film is a bit mind-blowing! Even then I knew it wasn't "real," but still... not something easy to process at that age

I'm really honored by the favorite; thank you! And I like your motto -- mine is currently something I found in a fortune cookie: "Delay is the deadliest form of denial" -- which scares me out of procrastinating. But yours is much more positive

LOL! Well, this is the first film quote I've used so far. It's from LORD OF THE RINGS... Gandalf the Grey. I've previously used my own observations as quotes.

You're welcome. I like that piece. The shadow from the tree really establishes an outdoors atmosphere for the illustration that's idyllic and inviting, and the rendering of all the elements is pleasing to the eye. The perspective is cool, and the vehicles, too. And, yeah, the girl ain't bad either. lol

You had a thing for Spock at THAT age? Wow! You started young. Must've been the pointed ears. lol
Trek II remains my favorite "episode," though I personally feel they should not have resurrected Spock. It makes all that emotion at his death so empty. Yes, you're happy to have him back, but things ring hollow whenever literature or film does gimmicky stuff like that. Don't kill the character in the first place if you're just manipulating the audience.

The reverse was true of the ALIEN series. In the second film, they create this warm "mother/daughter" relationship between Ripley and Newt. And then at the start of the third film, they kill off the little girl, and all that emotional connection is flushed down the toilet. Bad, formulaic writing.

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This is just stunning. Your penciling technique is superb.

Wow.

I'm running out of adjectives to describe your work, so I'm retrogressing to the vocabulary of a second grader.

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