Saw these preview pages from A-Team one elsewhere on the web, so should be cool to show them here too.
Hannibal and B.A. on a mission somewhere... cold.
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9 comments:
Nice. I also like you're blog revamp. You seen the A-Team trailer yet? BA seems a little too....nice.
Yeah the blog looks cool man! The pages look aces, looking forward to the final product! I think the movies shaping up pretty nicely, BA will be Bad Ass(see what I did there...class) I have faith!
Thanks guys, yeah saw the trailer, and have to agree, Bad Attitude Baracus seems to have lost his bad attitude a tad. Still looking forward to it though, it looked a lot better than I was expecting.
Really like the new blog header man.
Pages look great. the likenesses look spot on, but i think there's a bit more flavour to your drawings of BA. More 'flava' even. He looks cool in every panel.
Great stuff
Oh yeah, the film actually looks surprisingly good apart from Benevolent Attitude Baracas.
Genial brief and this mail helped me alot in my college assignement. Thanks you seeking your information.
agreed,
Wow, anonymous dude, I've never heard it put better in my life, seriously though...learn english first..haha
Stephen, awsome work man! This is some of my favorite art I've seen from you. This book seems like it's gonna be a lotta fun, and so does the movie! I really like how you use shadows and how you stylize shapes to make them stronger...stronger than using a ton of cross-hatching or something like that. Really looking forward to seeing this on the shelves.
-Nick
Ah cheers Nick, much appreciated man!
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