Wednesday, September 03, 2008

That Spacegirl Work. Click this Title



Travis Charest. Nice stuff

7 comments:

Tom Moon said...

Gorgeous stuff! I envy that kind of ability, but honestly I prefer the art on Scott's "Cork". There's a lot to be said for simplicity and clarity.

If an artist wants to do that much fussy detail, I like to see it used to present a more innovative graphic vision, (e.g. some of Moebius' more detailed work)

Cork gives us a much more fun and original world that doesn't take itself too seriously.

And as far as story and dialogue goes..."Destroy this interloper?" (Drawing #10)

PHEW!

MJM said...

I love the fussy detail!

Surly Bird said...

I saw this a while back and I dig it. Charest has really grown on me as he has eschewed the 'Metal Hurlant' mentality over the mundane world of being a Jim Lee clone drawing 'WildCATs' back in the '90s. There is something about the way he draws faces (particularly women's faces) that has never appealed to me, though. He's improved to such a degree I hardly even notice, now, though.

Surly Bird said...

I shoulda said 'embraced' rather than 'eschewed.' Got my fancy 'e' words mixed up.

rickart said...

I love this! This is sort of what I wanted to do with my Tux comic, only this is WAY better illustrated.

Jeff said...

By SCRAD! I love the detail and metal hurlant-ness of it. Is this available in book form??

Scotty Buncake said...

I picked this book up at the Con. It's a small hardcover landscape book about 4" by 7". You might be able to order it through Bud Plant or one of those places. Oh, and Jeff, you're a knuckle butt munch.