Showing posts with label Archangel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Archangel. Show all posts
Sunday, October 29, 2017
Archangel by Ken Lashley
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Archangel,
ken lashley,
Marvel Comics,
X-Factor
Tuesday, June 27, 2017
Anatomy of a pinup - Archangel by Ron Frenz
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Archangel,
Marvel Comics,
Ron Frenz,
Uncanny X-Men,
X-Factor,
X-Men
Tuesday, August 9, 2016
Archangel by Art Adams
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Angel,
Archangel,
Art Adams,
Marvel Comics,
Uncanny X-Men,
X-Factor,
X-Men
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
Archangel by Matteo Scalera
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Archangel,
Marvel Comics,
Matteo Scalera,
Uncanny X-Men,
X-Men
Sunday, November 29, 2015
Archangel by Matteo Scalera
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Archangel,
Marvel Comics,
Matteo Scalera,
Uncanny X-Men,
X-Factor,
X-Men
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
1989 - Anatomy of a cover - Paul Smith's X-Factor #44
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1989,
Archangel,
Paul Smith,
X-Factor,
X-Factor #44
Friday, October 5, 2012
1986 - Early Archangel design by Walt Simonson
From Walt Simonson's Facebook albums:
"Very early Archangel design drawing. Maybe the earliest."
"It's the original color sketch done to show the colorist what I had in mind for the character's costume and look. The drawing was done with felt tip and magic marker on typewriter paper. I modified the red slashing in Archangel's final design somewhat, but stayed with the color itself in the final scheme."
"A more finished Archangel design. Pretty much done I think. The yellow color is really an artifact of Photoshop. The original, again on typewriter paper, is just pencil on white paper. But age and Photoshop combined to make it look a bit like a Leonardo da Vinci drawing. (I wish!) Ah, that Leonardo. Really ahead of his time!"
"Very early Archangel design drawing. Maybe the earliest."
"It's the original color sketch done to show the colorist what I had in mind for the character's costume and look. The drawing was done with felt tip and magic marker on typewriter paper. I modified the red slashing in Archangel's final design somewhat, but stayed with the color itself in the final scheme."
"A more finished Archangel design. Pretty much done I think. The yellow color is really an artifact of Photoshop. The original, again on typewriter paper, is just pencil on white paper. But age and Photoshop combined to make it look a bit like a Leonardo da Vinci drawing. (I wish!) Ah, that Leonardo. Really ahead of his time!"
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