[Harlander]

Well, my old Sketcbhook thread got up to 10 pages, so it's time for a new one...

Here's the blueline roughs for the battle between Enigmawing and Sharpie in Good vs. Evil!

[Darth-BAW]

Wonderful roughs, Jeff, can't wait to see the finished product  ;D

[Harlander]

Here's me with Enigmawing and Jaded Blue, from E's self-portrait thread...

[Harlander]

[Harlander]

For the Gender Bender thread...



This is actually a picture of my sister. We both look just like our father, so I figured it'd be perfect for a "what if I were a woman" piece... lol. And I probably WOULD have looked a lot like my sister...

[romanpen]

HAHA! you have a Vagina!!
But seriously nice work here man ;) can't wait for some more!

[Darth-BAW]

Pretty sure I told you already how much I love all these, but just in case...DAMN!  :o

[Saber]

Very amazing work :)

[Harlander]

A while ago I posted these and said I'd be doing some enhanced pics with my computer:




Well, after some problems, and a reality check on the limitations of GIMP, I reinstalled my old copy of Photoshop Elements... and voila!

[poland]

In a word, EXCELLENT!!!! , keep em coming pal!!!

[Elysium Bliss]

I'm sorry for neglecting this thread as well (again not on purpose mind you). You have a lot of talent Jeff and with each post you continue to fascinate us with your linework. Not to mention your creativity and imagination. Love the colors, but what exactly is Photoshop Elements? Never heard of it.

[Harlander]

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Love the colors, but what exactly is Photoshop Elements? Never heard of it.

It's basically a pared-down version of Photoshop designed & priced for the end-user, rather than the hardcore designer. It's on 4.0 now I think, but I've got a copy of 1.0. It retails for less than $100 (about 1/4 the sticker price on the full version of Photoshop). It can handle all the filters & stuff for other versions of Photoshop, but it's geared for tweaking photos and working on web sites, so it doesn't have stuff like CMYK support - but that's not a problem for me, as my desktop publishing program, Scribus, handles all that when it exports to PDF.

[Darth-BAW]

Bravo with your characters, Jeff, love the colors.

[Harlander]

Well, that last pic was mostly practice... for the cover of the first issue of Union of Heroes (coming soon from Bandwidth Comics! --Announcer Ed)

Pencils:


Inks:


Colors (in progress):

[Harlander]

For all my loyal fans (all two of you, I'm sure :D), here's a sneak peek at the pencils-in-progress from the second page of the first issue of Union of Heroes:





I'm drawing it on 11x17" Blueline Pro art boards, and my scanner is only 8.5x14"... so I had to do multiple scans, and the middle didn't quite line up... but you get the picture (literally!)