My take on a character that's already been mastered by the masters, hope you like!
I've also included my pencils if that kind of thing floats your boat.
M!TCH
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
TORPEDO by Mitch Gerads
My take on a character that's already been mastered by the masters, hope you like!
I've also included my pencils if that kind of thing floats your boat.
M!TCH
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11 comments:
Fantastic, Mitch! I love the inks, but it's great to see the pencils too. Sharp as hell, and I love how you really liven it up so much with the inks.
Best,
mike
Killer (no pun intended ;)) composition, Mitch :D And I agree with Mike here: those pencils are as sharp as a razorblade :)
Cheers,
Francesco
I agree with Francesco agreeing with me. Everyone should agree with me :)
mike
Argh! This is great! Best piece you've done for this blog by a mile, in my opinion. Everything just *works*
Mike - Thanks! I love the inking process so much, I went a little loose here, but inking for me is so cathartic, because I try and do the "heavy lifting" in my pencils so inking becomes much less stress and more making the page come alive!
Francesco - Thank you, sir! Welcome to the religion of Hawthorne. Hawthorne is good. Hawthorne is great. Where da Kool-Aid??
Dec - You're too kind! Thanks, that's a doozy of a compliment!
Gotta agree with Mike. But that's just smart thinking, in my book!
Torpedo knows how to live, man!
Love this - a good night out gone badly wrong. There's a dead guy on the table - WHY IS THAT CHICK SMILING?
And I've got to agree with everyone else - your pencils are super, super-tight.
Great job, Mr. Gerads!
Thanks Dan!
Thanks Dan: The Sequel! The gal I assume is just as messed up as Luca.
a-Thank-Ye Patrick!
This is sweet, Mitch! My favourite piece from you so far. Love the slick inks and the use of blacks.
This has a ton of energy.
Thanks, Ron! Absolutely surprised by how much you guys dug this piece.
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