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What Turns You Off On A Piece
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Brian, I totally agree.  To me, simple and elegant = beautiful, and I cannot stand hypersexualized (huge global breasts, ridiculous waists, collagen lips) women and hypermuscularized men that have no bearing on actual human anatomy. 

Give me a clean, realistic image without too much linework.  Classics, not cartoons.

Dan

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10 hours ago, Drummy said:

Brian, I totally agree.  To me, simple and elegant = beautiful, and I cannot stand hypersexualized (huge global breasts, ridiculous waists, collagen lips) women and hypermuscularized men that have no bearing on actual human anatomy. 

Give me a clean, realistic image without too much linework.  Classics, not cartoons.

Dan

If you are throwing away any Alberto Vargas art, can I have it? 

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On 7/31/2020 at 7:50 PM, Brian Peck said:

Artists (males) who draw silicon breasts and have no idea what real women look like outside of porn.

Any particular offenders you have in mind?  I know some of mid-90s stuff got a little silly here, but can't think of anyone (off the top of my head, anyway) that I'd describe that way these days.

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1 hour ago, ShallowDan said:

Any particular offenders you have in mind?  I know some of mid-90s stuff got a little silly here, but can't think of anyone (off the top of my head, anyway) that I'd describe that way these days.

Adam Hughes and Art Adams are two prominent artists who come to mind. 

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Just now, Skizz said:

Adam Hughes and Art Adams are two prominent artists who come to mind. 

Yeah, after making the post, Adam Hughes was someone I thought of.  But I'd say I've seen some pin-ups of his that are fairly restrained as well as some that are more over the top.

I'm a huge sucker for Arthur Adams, so I find it tough (if not impossible) to criticize anything he does.

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If it’s an artist I love but I don’t love the story it’s from, I will probably pass unless the page in question is just an absolute killer. Even then I’d probably take a long time to think about it. So long that someone else would snatch it up and make the decision for me. 

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2 hours ago, exitmusicblue said:

Same-face syndrome, I don't mind as much unless it's in the same piece of art (Betty and Veronica also get a pass, haha).  But it kills me when, say, Black Cat Gwen MJ look like the same person with different wigs.

I've always thought that every Peanuts character pretty much has the same face/profile.  Charles Schulz essentially used different hair and clothes to distinguish their looks.  Heresy??

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naw, I spot telltale differences.

Lucy and Linus have wrinkles around their eyes.  Siblings, after all.

Only Peppermint Patty has freckles.

The gal with the glasses (Marcie?) is a total outlier.  No eyebrows, even, sheesh.

Charlie Brown and Sally are def siblings, too.

;)

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ISO grail with open mind and open heart.

Turn ons:

Killing Joke

Price discovery

Wall power

Fresh to Market


Turn offs:

Too many pouches

Glue or tape stains or writing on back

Asking your brother for permission

Herb Trimpe

 

Lets spend the rest of our lives together!

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On 8/3/2020 at 7:58 PM, Will_K said:

I've always thought that every Peanuts character pretty much has the same face/profile.  Charles Schulz essentially used different hair and clothes to distinguish their looks.  Heresy??

Agreed. It's especially noticeable because of his otherwise hyper-realistic style.

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3 minutes ago, Jaraven7 said:

If I don't like the colour of the comic

I like signatures small in gold.

These strike me as highly unusual. Would love to hear more if you don’t mind elaborating.

Why gold, for instance?

The vast majority of comic OA is in black and white. When you say color of the comic, what do you mean?

 

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