r/comicbookart • u/LuigiTeaching • 23h ago

3rd Liquid Charcoal experiment

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I’m totally into this new (to me) material, actually sought out comic book pro Viktor Farro at NYComicCon last week whose YouTube demo convinced me to switch brand and get more experimental - he does amazing work!

This is a one-armed, headless Terminator-style endoskeleton discovering a gigantic robotic head In a desert…I actually set up a still-life with a 3D printed head I have to draw this from life as much as possible.

I want to do more drawings reminiscent of the 1970s and 80s Sci-Fi magazine covers I admired as a kid.

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u/link-navi 23h ago

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u/Fun-Leadership-3887 8h ago

I totally love this it kinda says how much we over think life and how big we make our problems and the art is amazing

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u/LuigiTeaching 5h ago

Hey thanks! It’s an image I’ve been working with in a few formats, hope to eventually find just the right way to get it closer to 100% where I want it. Honestly probably has to be in color, but I’m into working in charcoal right now.