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[2009-12-11 15:57:37 +0000 UTC]
"Dadadadah in the background"
(United Kingdom)
# Statistics
Favourites: 968; Deviations: 481; Watchers: 1421
Watching: 309; Pageviews: 66087; Comments Made: 2107; Friends: 309
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: John Romita JR, Drew Struzan, Mike Mignola, Adam Hughes etcFavorite movies: The nightmare before christmas, Alien, Matrix, and lots and lots more.
Favorite TV shows: Family Guy, American Dad, Fringe, Supernatural, X-files, South Park.
Favorite bands / musical artists: CKY, QOTSA, The B-52s
Favorite books: The Lord of the Rings, Solomon Kane, Fafhrd and the grey mouser.
Favorite writers: Edgar allan Poe, HP Lovecraft, Jeph Loeb, Mark Millar.
Favorite games: God of War, Metal Gear Solid, resident evil, red dead.
Favorite gaming platform: PS3
Tools of the Trade: Pencil, pen, ink, brush, photoshop and anything else i can try.
# About me
Luke Parker-Pulp Illustrator!Work published by Image Comics, IDW and featured artist on GAMETEE.
Hugely influenced by pop culture, combined with a pulp aesthetic equals my work.
Find me on:
Website ll Facebook ll Tumblr ll Twitter ll Etsy ll Linkedin ll Behance
Email: artofparker@outlook.com
# Comments
Comments: 226
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Feel silly for being so late to the party, but just found your page. SO INTO IT!Β
Excellent art and can't wait to see what you make next!
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Thanks, really appreciate that.Β
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Hey, happy birthday! May your wishes become true
Have a wonderful week!
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Have a Happy Birthday! I hope this next year brings you many successes in your art and life!
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Love your gallery, brings out a very classic retro vibes that reminisces Francesco Francavilla and Mike MignolaΒ
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Thanks man big fan of both, really want to draw a Black Beetle tribute to Francavilla soon.
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Glad I backed the new comic, always great work
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Thanks so much, your work is amazing!
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Hello, I have a question for you . I see in your gallery many pictures for the comic "Merrick sensational elephant man". So what I'm wondering is, it involves fanart or is that your comic series?
Incidentally, you have really cool pictures in your gallery.
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Yes that's my comic, we've had a few issues released available here:Β www.merrickcomic.co.uk/the-comβ¦
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Hello,
is the comic series to find in comic shops? And, if so, your books are also available in Germany?
Sorry for the stupid questions, but I could nothing find out about these comics.
They would be very interested, as I also am planning a story in which Joseph Merrick starring.
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Only available at the link or digitally on comixology, not available in Germany at the moment.
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Oh no!
Hey, you want to join my group? I love your Merrick art!
joseph-carey-merrick.deviantarβ¦
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perfect style man
congratsΒ
i really love it
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Thanks alot, 2 of my biggest influences definitely.
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Happy Birthday! Here's to another year of making cool comics!
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Happy B-Day! 
Herzlichen GlΓΌckwunsch zum Geburtstag!
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Great art! I really like your pictures with Metal Gear!
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Hey, I'm not sure if I have written you before, but when I'm not 'steve noir', I do some mainstream directing for film and theater. As it turns out, Bernard Pomerance's THE ELEPHANT MAN is not only my favorite play (I've directed it 3 times), it is my favorite script of any kind. And I am familiar with Treves' own writing, and the piece by Ashley Montague. I even have the script for another Joe Merrick play, called "The Exhibition".
Anyway, I DL'ed your Elephant Man #1, and was really pleasantly surprised at how respectful and caring it was about the real people, and it is an interesting challenge for your art style.
I see you have a second issue! Good luck with it.
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Thanks alot for checking it out, it's great to here someone with knowledge of the subject matter
approve. Alot of credit goes to Tom Ward the writer who has done extensive research. From theΒ
start we wanted to do something that was respectful to the real people and slowly build into ourΒ
alternate world, the general consensus is that we've done that.Β
We've got the first 4 issues funded through kickstarter, to be released by January/Feb, and it's getting
some attention. Our Website:Β www.merrickcomic.co.uk/the-comβ¦
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Great! Good luck; there is a definite Alan Moore quality to your idea -- a bit of LEAGUE, a bit of HELL. And Alan Moore is obviously a great writer. But I think if you can get the right mix of pulp and real caring, then you've got something. Did you guys see the film MARY REILLY? With Julia Roberts and John Malkovic? It gets a bad rap, I think, because of Julia Roberts' reputation and a story/FX bungle right at the end. But I think that is one of the most passionate, entertaining and powerful Victorian fantasy films...
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Thanks for the 'watch' Luke. Love your work by the way!
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Thanks! I was wondering if you might be able to help me. I've been trying to find a little drawing from Mignola, of a stylized heart that I am fairly certain appeared in the Directors DvD of Hellboy with that little booklet called 'Excerpt from the Diary of Grigori Rasputin'.
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I've just checked the UK version i have, it has a booklet but not the Rasputin one and no heart. Does it appear in the film? You might be able to screen grab it. Was it a "love" heart or a real heart?
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Enjoyed checking out your stuff, and even jumped through to your web site. You're building up a nice portfolio for yourself!
I'll watch you if you watch me...?
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Happy B-Day! 
Herzlichen GlΓΌckwunsch zum Geburtstag!
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