Here's a peek at one of the 'other projects' I'm working on. Probably best I don't go into too much detail about it just yet, but when it's finished I'll let you know where it'll appear.
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4 comments:
Still looking great.
It was good to see you at Bristol, it was all too brief a meeting but I did get Dave Gibbons to sign my Watchmen (though he said it was a biohazard it was so old and wrinkly)
I'm really looking forward to seeing this story in its entirety.
Great stuff Rob!Reminds me of boys comics like Battle. I was going to guess it was for a Who strip , but the blood makes that unlikely.
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Not Who, no. The smoking and the bleeding wouldn't be allowed I don't think. I have got two Who strips coming up though.
the simple colour palette and those loose but confidant brush strokes create a striking atmosphere - lovely!
very intrigued.
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