Wolverine

[Jeremy Colwell]

I know I should be getting my samples ready for the Emerald City ComicCon this coming weekend, but I saw this sketch by Khoi Pham and thought I would toss some quick colors down. I had fun and figured out the Painter program a little better, too.

http://home.comcast.net/~jeremy.colwell.inks/wolverinesalvolr_paint.jpg

[snowviper]

That's pretty cool for a quick one. I have to get into painter myself. It seems like everyone is going to ECC, and here I am with no money to go this year... I've been to every other one so far, it gets bigger and better every year.

[Jeremy Colwell]

Thanks Snowviper. Sorry to hear you won't be at ECCC this weekend. It looks to be a great show again.

[Miguel Marques]

in my vision the colors base that you chose for the character was not good. . . Try to choose again.

[Jeremy Colwell]

Not sure I understand, Miguel. Is it that I used blue and yellow, or those specific shades of blue and yellow? Or are you talking about the skin color? Or all of it? :confused:

[Miguel Marques]

Every color of the character didn't like. but it is alone my vision. OK

[secret-identity]

the blue is fine... It's yellow that bothers me some. I see X-men yellow a more golden-ish yellow. Yours is like a lemon.

[Miguel Marques]

Why didn't color like this. . . . Do use Photo Shop to put the colors base in the drawing to facilitate the painting and later do create the whole volume of the colors in Painter?

[Jeremy Colwell]

Thanks Secret Identity. I tried to match the flat color to his costume in Astonishing X-Men, but after I put all the render colors on it, it does look a bit too lemony.

Miguel, I did this all in PainterX. I still flatted it and rendered over that though.