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| Pencil and inks by Jeff Slemons & colors by Ian Sokoliswki |
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Saturday, July 5, 2014
Damn, What a difference some color makes for this ROM & Starshine fan art!
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I remember this piece! It was pretty spectacular in black and white, but the coloring is phenomenal. The red really pops, and he managed to keep it spaceworthy without overwhelming the backdrop with black. Love it.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing for sure. The neutralizer looks really really cool like this with the red glowing beam coming out of it.
ReplyDeleteThe B&W was so monotone, and it all ran together- those colors separate; and make it pop! I love it!!! Awesome, AWESOME stuff.
ReplyDeletegreat observation K.o.T. Slemons is an excellent illustrator when it comes to figure composition, scene perspective and the interplay between light and shadows. but yeah the black n' white version of this one just begged for some color to make it pop.
Deleteas for Random and Vis., I told ya you'd love this :)
You're always right, Shlomo. :)
DeleteHe's never right, Random... Don't feed his head.
Delete;)
Isn't that what the rabbit's for?
DeleteAsk the Doormouse...
DeleteHe just tells me to feed the head.
DeleteWell, now we're in a loop...
DeleteHazards of the job.
DeleteWell, now we're in a loop...
DeleteOh I remember this one too. The color of ROMs reds really look grand . All around pretty amazing color job but one part. I preferred the b/w with our females legs the color blobs it up more noticeable but still amazing work coloring this
ReplyDeleteThe midsection to legs is what I ment. The black and white it was less noticeable but dont get me wrong I LOVE this coloring of this art!
Deletethat's the fascinating thing about art how every new pair of eyes gets something different from the exact same piece of art work. I hope to get the input of even more people in the coming days this is really interesting thanks for swinging by Joseph.
DeleteSeeker is my FAVORITE! I love his brine-shrimp-lookin'-ass!!! EXCELLENT JOB, CHRIS!!!
ReplyDelete"brine-shrimp-lookin'-ass", classic! did you know that Sea -Monkeys come from mixing brine shrimp and human jizz?
Deleteby the way speaking of retro 80s stuff i found a copy of Power Lords #1 at a flea market. i wasn't exactly looking for it but it's one of those sort of things i'm happy to buy on the cheap if i come across it. back in the day i had issues 2 and 3 plus this one X-Mass i had gotten 4 of the figures as a random gift. like in the case of Crystar i would say i at least had a passing interest in Power Lords for a while there unlike Sectaurs which never interested me in terms of the toys or comics.
I do what I do when I do what I do...
DeleteYeah, for sure! -Cartman taught us that.
Holy crap! POWER LORDS!!! I have not thought about them in FOREVER. I remember those comic advertisements for the toys back in the day. Never had one though... Did you know Wayne Barlowe designed those? Did not even know they had a comic, apparently it only lasted three issues. Good find!
Sectaurs are my jam!!!
Has chris done Rainbow ? I must have missed it of so. This Seeker is outstanding as I have come to expect from his customs. His ROM we have is very well loved. All his friends that come over ask about it and never hearing of ROM before he gives them back story and a who he would win in a fight with vs others
ReplyDeletei don't believe he's done a Rainbow custom but you can always browse through his deviant art gallery which i left a link to at the bottom of the posting.
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