[nathanm]

I tell ya, my life has changed ever since I discovered the wonder of the paper blending stump.

   
 

[mcullinan]

Nice stuff Nathan.. I really like the 1st one.
Mike

[JakeK]

Nice work, like your style.

[konut]

Whats the big deal? I saw all those guys at the last rave

[mgalusha]

Very nice. The guy on the bottom left kind of reminds me of Roger Daltry inbred with Paul McCartney.

[jqp]

Are these scanned and edited drawings, or drawn on the computer?

[nathanm]

Thanks for the kind words everyone!

jqp: Yep, scanned drawings.  I haven't done anything completely digital in quite awhile.

1. Codger - Pencil, gouache background composite in Photoshop w\Photoshop toning and vignette
2. Flabbergaster - Charcoal, Photoshop toning and vignette
3. Cal Rondo - Pencil, Photoshop toning and vignette
4. Cleevis - Charcoal, pencil, gouache background composite in Photoshop w\Photoshop toning and vignette

[nathanm]

I am very stoked with these prints.  Everything worked!  The ink arrived at a good time, (NOT at a good price, however. And I thought Hi-Fi was an expensive hobby...)  I got it installed without a problem, didn't spill any and had relatively little nozzle clogs.  The first prints looked just how I wanted, at most I did a second one, but they were coming out awesome.  The paper didn't curl or wrinkle, the surface is smooth and touchable and the dry-mounting went smoothly.  Add in some (cheapy) store-bought frames and Bob's yer uncle.  They all have a unified look and totally hang together as a group.  Definitely some of my best results so far.  Of course ugly old men isn't something most people want to hang on their wall, but I don't care because these are still awesome, even if you can't get the full effect from a photo.



Obnoxiously large view:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2775/4270238017_724dd149fd_o.jpg

[ltr317]

Man, that's the shizzle!