Hi Winston! Been a huge fan for years, and I really appreciate your work.
Your graphic style and your way of communicating your ideas through the comix have both evolved so much over the years. As an artist I definitely find myself looking back at my old work, and finding a piece I really like the idea of, and thinking "I wish I had known (x) back then," in terms of either technique or concept.
So my question is, are there any of the older comix that you wish you had come up with now rather than back then, or that you'd revisit if you ever had the time?
I love that the new series is still heavy on little visual gags and references that you have to pay attention to catch. I think it's one thing that translates even better to video, because it's a split-second thing, or it pans out of the frame, and you have to be on your toes to catch most of them. (Was that Safra who went "yikes" at General Pete?? What happened there? I would've thought they'd get along pretty well)
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Hi Winston! Been a huge fan for years, and I really appreciate your work.
Your graphic style and your way of communicating your ideas through the comix have both evolved so much over the years. As an artist I definitely find myself looking back at my old work, and finding a piece I really like the idea of, and thinking "I wish I had known (x) back then," in terms of either technique or concept. So my question is, are there any of the older comix that you wish you had come up with now rather than back then, or that you'd revisit if you ever had the time?
I love that the new series is still heavy on little visual gags and references that you have to pay attention to catch. I think it's one thing that translates even better to video, because it's a split-second thing, or it pans out of the frame, and you have to be on your toes to catch most of them. (Was that Safra who went "yikes" at General Pete?? What happened there? I would've thought they'd get along pretty well)
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