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Published: 2009-12-15 06:33:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 8769; Favourites: 152; Downloads: 298
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Fully painted Cyclops is still on the way. I had just had a minute at the drawing board to whip this guy up. I wanted to give him a pompadour and then when he goes metal it hardens into a super geometric shape.I drew Piotr Nikolaievitch Rasputin next simply because I can't wait to paint in all the metal, hehe.
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Well. His name is Petr, not Piotr)))
Nice work!!!
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No it isn't. [link]
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Well.
It not your error, and an error of authors.
Upsets that a name have written incorrectly.
The name of Piotr is not present in Russian.
In any case, the character amusing.
And your drawing excellent
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Yeah, as long as I have known Colossus it has been spelled Piotr but after doing some research that is the Polish way of spelling it. Most sites claim the Russian version is either Pyotr or Pyatr.
I see you are in Moscow so you probably know the best, hehe.
And thanks for the kind words, sir!
M!
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Hehe, thanks, dyoooood.
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Haha... thanks, Jeff!
M!
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You should give him a big gold chain! 70's style!! Nice works.
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What is the purpose of this RED step? Ive seen alot of other artist using this, sometimes its blue though. Is it just for the sake of the post, or does it have a use in the painting process?
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I use a red col-erase pencil to sketch and do final lines with a number 2. But, when I did the first in this series (Wolverine) I drew him entirely in red pencil and made a joke about him being in pink. Then I just kept the motif. Mr. Conceptual is right, though, in that it does help with color blocking.
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Sorry but what's a number 2? I usually draw with a blue prisma and go over with either a pen or black prisma pencil. Do you have a similar approach?
Cheers.
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A number 2 pencil? Is that an American thing? If it is... I learned something new! hehe.
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It's basically just the name of a generic pencil.
M!
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Haha, very odd.. looked it up on wikipedia, your #2 is our HB. Just the standard grade pencil.
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Yep. We use HB here as well but it is relegated to art terms. #2 is the what most people write with.
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Cool Ill have to try it out!
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Yeah, I was wondering that.. I think it might be to get a general idea for the breakdown of colours.
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I use a red col-erase pencil to sketch and do final lines with a number 2. But, when I did the first in this series (Wolverine) I drew him entirely in red pencil and made a joke about him being in pink. Then I just kept the motif. You are right, though, in that it does help with color blocking.
M!
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Haha... now that is awesome.
M!
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Haha... thanks, dude.
M!
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You know I love your colors but man I love to see you draw too. You got a double threat my friend. Good stuff.
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Thanks a lot, sir. That means a lot!
M!
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My pleasure as always buddy.
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ha thats awesome. I like how you've put that dent in his hair/styling!!!!!!!!!
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I hope you do ALL x-men universe characters, so this is becoming really good and funny to see. Congrats again, Mike, your work always impress me!!!!
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Hehe... I wish I had the time to do all of them. Thanks a lot, dude.
M!
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Hahahahahaha, no worries, Mike! I'll be sitting in front of the computer for a long time in my life yet! I can wait for it, hahaha!!!
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A freakin' classic! One of my fave old school X-Men, to be sure.
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nicely done, freaky hair style you gave him as well.
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It's Johnny Bravo as Colossus! All he needs is the shades. Very cool re-design.
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Hehehe.... thank you!
M!
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