Next Time: Wanna write Cerebus in Hell? strips? Do you like Star Wars? Well, buddy, have I got an offer for YOU!!!
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The Strange Death of Alex Raymond is now the Completely Pointless Strange Death of Alex Raymond? Shouldn't there be a comma or an 'and' in there somewhere? Also, SDoAR was already a bit of a mouthful, now it's CPSDoAR? It doesn't exactly dance off the tongue, but if it helps sell books then so be it.
I dunno. Devote your life to pursuing your own artistic vision regardless of what anyone else might be interested in, pride yourself on being such an individual that literally nobody else sees things the way you do, and then complain about not being wildly popular? Hmmmmmm.
I hope my comment was taken in the light hearted sense it was intended...I know Matt has a very full life. Still, that (now-deleted) post chapped my hide.
Hi Dave, OMG! I'm so enviouis of you for those scan prints of the JJ strips. I aspire so much to the level of Stan Drake's work and I especialy love his art on this strip from the late 50s and early 60s. Did you say that you have seen the photo reference used? Is there any chance you could share some shots? I'm always fascinated to see how differenct artists interpet reference - the choices that they make.
6 comments:
The Strange Death of Alex Raymond is now the Completely Pointless Strange Death of Alex Raymond? Shouldn't there be a comma or an 'and' in there somewhere? Also, SDoAR was already a bit of a mouthful, now it's CPSDoAR? It doesn't exactly dance off the tongue, but if it helps sell books then so be it.
-Graythor
I dunno. Devote your life to pursuing your own artistic vision regardless of what anyone else might be interested in, pride yourself on being such an individual that literally nobody else sees things the way you do, and then complain about not being wildly popular? Hmmmmmm.
Mindless name calling from an anonymous coward? Tim would've deleted it by now...
I hope my comment was taken in the light hearted sense it was intended...I know Matt has a very full life. Still, that (now-deleted) post chapped my hide.
Hi Dave,
OMG! I'm so enviouis of you for those scan prints of the JJ strips. I aspire so much to the level of Stan Drake's work and I especialy love his art on this strip from the late 50s and early 60s. Did you say that you have seen the photo reference used? Is there any chance you could share some shots? I'm always fascinated to see how differenct artists interpet reference - the choices that they make.
All the best,
John Carter
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