
I've not posted in almost a week because putting the finishing touches on a big project is restrictive and time consuming - but in a good way. Please be patient with me; I'll get back to regular broadcasting very soon.
So the deal is for those of you who bought a copy of PREMIER[e] at this year's HeroesCon: I owe you all a 'book plate' image of your choice. It was a way to help balance out the price per copy and Jason Schachter kindly reminded me that this was the case. Thank goodness for Jason and his steel trap of a mind.
That said, here's the first to be claimed. Beyond this one - and this is specifically for ONLY those that bought a copy of the book - there were four others, and if those individuals happen to be reading this blog right now, then please claim what's rightfully yours. Simply e-mail Jason and tell him your character of choice and I'll get to it sooner rather than later.
The book plate measures 9x9", black and white, on 3-ply bristol paper.
Okay, there's that. Sorry for the oversight everyone - I assure you it wasnt intentional. Hope you all had a fine couple of weeks. Have a great weekend all and I'll be back really, really soon. Until then, enjoy yourself some Black Panther.
10 comments:
that's badass, sir!
one of the most coolest versions of black panther,
love it
:)
Very nice, I like the light from behind and the almost abstract jungle leaves. Real sense of place in such a simple compact composition.
Yes, I dig them framing fronds.
Oh my dam!
That's tight!
hey eric i am a huge fan of your work form end league. i have been drawing the way you draw hands and trying to learn fluidity form you work. i had a question about the 90 min exercise i have been reading about on your blog. is there any thing special about it other then the fact that you need to finish them in 1.5 hr ?
Eric, was this bookplate offer only available to those purchasing at the convention and _not_ those of us that, while (unfortunately) not meeting you in person, _did_ order and pay to have the hefty (but wonderful) book shipped half-way ‘round the world?
OBI-WAN KENOBI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love ya brother!
P.S. Have I told you you're 11 different kinds of awesome lately? If not, remind me in San Diego.
That is super cool Eric! I want to see that book. Right now! Make it happen.
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