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Here's the pencils and inks to one of my favorite pages from Queen & Country #32.
posted by Chris Samnee at 7:39 AM
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Here's the pencils and inks to one of my favorite pages from Queen & Country #32.About Me
- Name: Chris Samnee
- Location: Missouri, United States
I've done artwork for the graphic novel Capote in Kansas (which I received a nomination for the 2006 Russ Manning award for) and Queen and Country, both published by Oni Press, The Exterminators and American Splendor, published by DC/Vertigo and Checkmate, published by DC Comics as well as the Daredevil Annual: Blood of the Tarantula with writers Ed Brubaker and Ande Parks published by Marvel. I recently completed a graphic novel for Vertigo with writer Christos Gage and I'm currently working on the Marvel MAX series Dead of Night: Devil Slayer with writer Brian Keene. I live in the 'burbs with my lovely wife, Laura and our happy little cat Scout. All characters TM and © their respective owners. All artwork © Chris Samnee, and may not be republished elsewhere without express written permission.
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5 Comments:
Nice! I love how you imply that Paul Crocker pretty much works in a room full of nicotine haze. That's how I always pictured his office. You could get cancer just by having a meeting with him!
Ja! Alex is right!
8 panels for a simple scene! GREAT!
looks like a Noir film...Beautiful
Thanksabunch!:)
Man, I'd love to ink that!
Do you always pencil like that, or did you just clean it up for posting?
Hey Seth!
It really depends on how good a picture I have in my head of the page.
With this one, since it had 8 panels, I needed to get all the information possible across in my marker rough, and then I just lightboxed it. Since the "rough" was already pretty tight the pencils came out looking a lot more polished than most of my pages.
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