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Nightbeast Eternal

These are some pages taken from my Nightbeast Eternal storyline.

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Mammon

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Sin!

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This is a comic that my Buddy Ty wrote and I did the art for. Its about a couple of contracted assassins.

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Sin!

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Episode 1: pg1

Sin! 002

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Episode 1: pg2

Sin! Concept Sketch

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This is what Ty gives me when he writes a comic. I take this and make it arty. Though it is a great work of art in its own right.

Artist: Ian

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Thanks!
I'm glad you liked it. It strikes me as a sort of "Pulp Fiction" moment, you know? I think thats why I chose to do this one up. You can see Ty's original vision up there. He's got more stories to go that I haven't even started yet but they'll be here eventually.
» Posted by Ian on 2/23/2006 4:02:51 PM.

Tyler's work
I like Tyler's work a lot and here's why: he's not the best artist in the world but it doesn't stop him. He throws it right out there and in the process is not only doing something that he loves but he's bettering his skill too. Instead of complaining that he can't do it very well like most people do, he just does it with out cutting himself down. Kudos, man. Good working with you.
» Posted by Ian on 2/28/2006 8:40:03 AM.