I always loved the comic strip The Phantom by Lee Falk.
This is a drawing of that character I did quite awhile ago during my
Bruce Timm meets Simon Bisley faze. I still like it pretty well.
I hope you dig it!
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4 comments:
It does have Timm-like qualities about it. Nice exaggerations in the proportions, enhancing the heroic quality of the character. Nice homage, Andy!
would like to see a series with this type of character drawings.. the oversize aspect is so cool
This is an awesome interpretation of The Phantom. Its like Bruce Timm meets Dick Sprang. NICE!
I like it!
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