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PostPosted: Jan 10, 2004 12:23 am    Post subject: Re: Your favorite most treasured comic art page Reply with quote

MACK! wrote:

-Lots of great Andy Lee art! His Chinese brush work of Kabuki, and some of his drawings of me and various things.

-A chinese style Brush painting by Jon Muth of my Girlfriend Anh!


Argh, I'm so insanely jealous of you right now Mack Wink

I just recently got into the whole Chinese brush style of painting.. I may even try my hand at some.. between you and Andy Lee, I'm going to seriously be bankrupt. If it was up to my fiancee, the entire house would be covered with art by the both of you.

Do you happen to have any advice on techniques, maybe links to sites or recommended books?

MACK! wrote:

-Jill Thompson Kabuki painting of Kabuki as a kid!


I'd like to see this.. Jill Thompson does some great stuff..

MACK! wrote:

-Kabuki inked Manga style on Japanese comic book page from lovely Japanese artist TOMOKO SAITO!


Argh.. same with this.. you've got some great stuff Mack Smile

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-Gabriel Dell'Otto drawing! He sent this to me last Christmas of Me and my girlfriend Anh AS Daredevil and Kabuki with our masks off!

-Mike Allred Kabuki

-James O'barr Kabuki at grave stone in duo-shade board. Classic Crow style. He also gave me an Elektra he drew and colored, when he suggested that I write an Elektra story for him to draw.

-Inked Kabuki by Jae Lee!


Argh, why must you torture us? Smile Pics man! Smile

Seriously though, thanks for sharing the info.. it's nice to be reminded that some pros are fans still, which feeds into the whole creativity/fun aspect of comics.
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PostPosted: Jan 10, 2004 3:40 am    Post subject: Re: Your favorite most treasured comic art page Reply with quote

I dont have any pages but I have alot of cool sketches. Some are on backing boards (framed & hanging on my wall), & the rest is in a hardcover sketchbook. These include:
BATMAN(2 of 'em) by Steve Lieber
Azrael by Jim Balent
Batman by Jim Balent
skull by Tom Sullivan
Batman by Jim Palmiotti
Batman by Scott McDaniel
Spidey by Ron Frenz
Wolvie by Oeming
DD by Mack
Green Goblin by Kim Demulder
Bone by Frank Cho
Popeye by Terry Austin
Black Panther by Jim Califiore
Batman by Wayne Faucher
Vampi by Louis Small Jr
Space Ghost by some up-&-comer names Jeff Crowther
"The Man" by Beau Smith
Banana Tailz from Mark McKenna
Snake Eyes from Josh Blaylock
Witch from Holly Golightly
2 differnt Wolvies by some kids from the Edinborough animation dept.
Batman by some Bendis! character

Someday Ill be able to afford a page, but these sketches kick ass
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PostPosted: Jan 10, 2004 3:48 am    Post subject: Re: Your favorite most treasured comic art page Reply with quote

I wish I had pics handy. But almost all of these are printed in Kabuki books.

There is a gallery of most of these in Kabuki Images #1, and many are in the Kabuki Gallery.

These books also include several great pieces that I do NOT have, as some were sold before I could buy them. These include Kabuki painting by Matt Wagner, Kabuki Drawing by J.Scott Campbel, Butoh painting by Stellfreeze (that Adam Hughes owns), and others. Include other color Bendis art. 1995 Greg Land Kabuki art, Rick Mays paintings, a Dave Johnson painting of Scarab, 1995 Kabuki painting by Gaydos (this is awesome and I'd love to get my hands on it).

And I just remembere a couple more I DO have. A Snapdragon, and another Scarab by Tim Bradstreet!

Check out the Kabuki Galler for most of these.




Check out Andy Lee's site at andylee.com or findandy@aol.com
and my site at davidmack.net.
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PostPosted: Jan 10, 2004 4:07 am    Post subject: Re: Your favorite most treasured comic art page Reply with quote

I'm a broke bitch who can't afford to get orignal art Sad
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PostPosted: Jan 10, 2004 4:22 am    Post subject: Re: Your favorite most treasured comic art page Reply with quote

MACK! wrote:
I've been collecting art for over ten years and I have a pretty cool collection of Kabuki art from other artists.


MACK! reminded me of something that I totally forgot! I have a pretty big collection of ECLIPSE & VEGA art done by other people. You can check them all out at..

http://www.ssscomics.com/pins.html

My favorite is a painting of Eclipse by Brian Rood*


*I have another with her "headlights" on (if you catch my drift)

Also there are two pieces from ANDY LEE! who I think is the best!

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PostPosted: Jan 10, 2004 7:31 am    Post subject: Re: Your favorite most treasured comic art page Reply with quote

I own about 10 pages from the interrogation scene in Goldfish and the double page splash in Jinx where he's screaming I KNOW WHERE YOU LIVE GOLDIE! hanging on my wall. Still love those pages.
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PostPosted: Jan 11, 2004 12:09 pm    Post subject: Re: Your favorite most treasured comic art page Reply with quote

Oh...and i have this cool limited edition etching of Batman & Robin by Walt Simonson.
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PostPosted: Jan 11, 2004 12:18 pm    Post subject: Re: Your favorite most treasured comic art page Reply with quote

A subject which hurts. I wanted an excellent Sean Chen page from Elektra, and was available UNTIL I WENT TO ORDER IT Sad
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PostPosted: Jan 11, 2004 3:18 pm    Post subject: Re: Your favorite most treasured comic art page Reply with quote

of my most recent purchases, I got the best page from Mat Brinkman's MultiForce serial from Paper Rodeo.
http://members.rogers.com/matthewseiden/brinkman/multi-force.jpg

Otherwise, my poster size Paul Pope splash from the French edition of escapo. (The picture is really lousy as it is was taken with a shitty digital camera.)
http://members.rogers.com/matthewseiden/pope/escapo.jpg

or the 3x4 foot painting Dan Krall [oni's One Plus One] did for me last summer. (Again, lousy digital picture)
http://members.rogers.com/matthewseiden/krall/atari.jpg

and the best deal I ever got, was my three Kim Deitch roughs. The latter two of which were all of $5 each.
http://members.rogers.com/mseiden/deitch.html
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PostPosted: Jan 11, 2004 3:30 pm    Post subject: Re: Your favorite most treasured comic art page Reply with quote

I don't have any. In fact, I only have two sketches. The standard on Bendis does for Fortune and Glory on the inside cover and a small headshot of Raina by Craig Thompson on the title page of Blankets.
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