Composite Superman in living colour :

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiec ... 4&GSub=592

Gerry requested a larger version of that pic be posted - so here it is

While I typically love your colors, Ian, this one isn't working for me. It almost seems like he's wearing a plastic suit. On the other hand, I really love the linework on this one.

No problem, Mark.

He is shinier than I normally do - I figure the intensity of the lightning and the Sun Boy effects are creating more of a contrast, more of a shine, than is usual on these figures.

Just trying something different.

I like the CS picture quite a bit. I didn't take it as shiny so much as illuminated.

More than awesome, Ian!

No complaints here. I kind of figured that's what you were doing. It just looks a bit odd to me. Won't stop me from looking at your stuff everytime you post it. Or hunting down comics you've colored (outside of expensive archives...).

I really dig these Ian. The combination of thick outline and saturated, shinny colors works quite well. They are like super-hero drawing done for a children's book.

Thanks, Vlad and Marcus

Power Girl, done in that same style:

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiec ... 2&GSub=590

Nice form! Can't wait to see it colored (or coloured)!

Thanks, Marcus

Well, here it is in colour:

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiec ... 7&GSub=592

Very cool, Ian. Everything about this picture works well!

Thanks, Mark

Here's the Eradicator Superman:

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiec ... 1&GSub=590

...and here is the coloured version:

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiec ... 3&GSub=592

Here's a shot of my very own Supergirl....

....holding a piece of Ian art I recently bought.

Awesome!!!!!!!!!

The Pimp, I've really been enjoying your stuff, especially these recent ones with the sorta contour on the outside and the great color rendering. Very cool look to them.

DAC-that is very cool!

Very cool. How did you do the radiating lines effect? Blur filter?

Thanks

It's a combination of effects, topped off with the radial blur.

The dissolve gradient tool is your friend

Thanks very much