Thought I'd have a bash at colouring these, especially as the strip only ever appears in monochrome. Ended up with a sort of Rupert the Bear vibe, which seems strangley appropriate.
Love it - you've managed to capture a feel of the previous artists (D'Israeli and Culbard) while making it your own. Seriously impressive. If they needed someone to stand in on the story I can't think they'd need to look much further than this.
Love it - you've managed to capture a feel of the previous artists (D'Israeli and Culbard) while making it your own. Seriously impressive. If they needed someone to stand in on the story I can't think they'd need to look much further than this.
ReplyDeleteThink I prefer your uncoloured version.... hope that's ok!
ReplyDeleteOf course Paul!
ReplyDeleteWell the story is in B&W after all!! How about more of a... textured graytone colouring job?
ReplyDeletePhew! Not terribly constuctive of me was it.
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