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Published: 2006-06-28 08:11:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 28049; Favourites: 860; Downloads: 1177
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Sorry for hittin' you guys with another one so soon, but gotta keep moving if I want to get the calendar done and to the printer by Friday.Black was the close runner-up in that poll oh so long ago and one I've been dying to do anyhow. There was never any question in my mind, the theme for black had to be a tribute to those great old Film Noir pictures and the classic femme fatale, so here we have the greiving widow looking for a little help from a good private detective, well...hopefully for her, not that good
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Comments: 127
My favorite... I love all of your girls. They are so sweet. Vintage with a Pin-up flare. They are all so unique and stylish. I really enjoy looking at them. So sexy and classy. π
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Nice! These are incredible. You really capture the female fatale character.
I LOVE classic film noir flicks
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This be a good selection to my likeness.
I likes and I hope to see more, soon enough.
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Your art is amazing! simple and effective! I really like it!
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"Phil M. Noir, Private Detective"--that's BRILLIANT!!!
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wow! its fantastic
beautifil
pretty
lovely
cute
sweet
kakakkakaakakkakaka
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Perfect in a "Phillip Marlow:The Animated Series" way. VERY nice.
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Wow. Youve captured the perfect 1940's crime novel feeling so simply. This is beautiful.
S'like Chandler.......y'know...but without the words.
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"Trouble comes walking through my door... A brunette, as usual. The last thing I wanted this Saturday was another case; I was supposed to hang out with two buddies, one strapped to my holster and another folded in my wallet. But how could you say no to a damsel in distress?"
- Zack Falcon, Private Eye (I made that myself).
Lovely pic. Straight from the old film noir. Adding to favorites...
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Sounds like a passage from Calvin and Hobbes when Calvin's in his private-eye mode. 
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She was a pretty dame but clearly suffering from her husband's death. Being the gentleman that I was, with two shots of bourbon in me anyways, I offered her a drink. She refused and I got that distinct prickle at the back of my neck that said she had a case.
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Ooo, that's perfect
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Well, thankyee kindly, ma'am.
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Your artstyle is very nice! I like the girl too!
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she looks like a damsel in distress(well, about to be) =3 thats so cute!~
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I've always loved the way you are able to turn a few objects into background by reducing their contrast in comparison with the central figure, yet keep them as an integral part of the image. I don't know if anything says film noir as much as that frosted glass window with the PI's reversed name (other than the distraught widow, of course), and the coat rack really gives an idea of the times, back when men wore those distinguishing hats. I kind of still wish men wore hats like that today. *sigh*
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Tell me about it, there is nothing hotter than a man in a fedora
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I love your retro girls they remind me of what I draw
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are you gonna do a yellow one? I like all of them!
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I've had the sketch done for prob'ly 2 years now, just gotta make the time
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I'll keep an eye out for it in the future then ^^
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I like her dress. Reminds me of Audrey Hepburns style....I luv old time clothes!
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Breakfast at Tiffanys, right? I think it's the hat that does it
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I like her dress. Reminds me of Audrey Hepburns style....I luv old time clothes!
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I like this one, it's pretty and it's simple, but the woman is clearly a stylized and modern comic noir woman, very nice
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hmm, i must say..your artstyle is very nice
i could see this as maybe in some sorta animated commercial for bloomingdales?
lol
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hmm, i must say..your artstyle is very nice
i could see this as maybe in some sorta animated commercial for bloomingdales?
lol
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Phil M. Noir?
Nice job. I can't wait to see the others!
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I really love your 'retro' style. The way you heighten certain characteristic and downplay others is very unique. In other words, nice how you do people's figures in this style. ^^ I like the background door with the film noir inspired detective as well as the coat rack which seems to always be present in those movies. Great job!
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Wow this is great! It looks so sexy and classy.
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She has got style *rapt*
Really great work 
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Yay, I adore film noir! Your girl makes the perfect femme fatale. 
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Man, i love how you draw like this! it is so awsome. She is very pretty, what is she off of?
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