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This was sketched on the black side of the blank variant of StormShadow #1 from Devil's Due a few years back. This was produced before the big blank comic cover craze, and man the paper was glossy as all get out.

You can read about the shenanigans that ensued when I tried to ink this crazy thing here on my blog:

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:iconorabich:
great work!
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:iconlovalleart:
Wow, very cool.
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:icondylanio21:
~Dylanio21 Nov 20, 2011  Professional Traditional Artist
Aww how do you do such great backgrounds?
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:iconrobertatkins:
I generally have a good idea in my head the basic shapes and spaces I want the backgrounds to fill. After laying out a grid or visualizing that grid in my head, I put the shapes of the buildings or environment in accordingly. After that is established, its just about patience and attention to details.
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:icondylanio21:
~Dylanio21 Nov 20, 2011  Professional Traditional Artist
Awesome! Thanks as always!
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:iconthejeremydale:
~thejeremydale Nov 20, 2011  Professional Traditional Artist
I still get some of the hyper glossy covers to this day at shows. It's terrrrrible... Nice work despite the hassle, man!

- jeremy
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:iconrobertatkins:
lol, I have a red sonja to do as well, that looks like it's going to be pretty terrible. What pens do you use for those?
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:iconthejeremydale:
~thejeremydale Nov 23, 2011  Professional Traditional Artist
I've tried everything from Microns to brush to regular Pilot Rolling Ball pens to even Sharpies-- none are ideal, but Microns put on after the markers work alright, I guess.

- jeremy
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