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Lone Paladin by Patrick McEvoy

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Image Info:

Medium: Digital
Posted: 2006-06-04
"This piece is on the cover of the booster box for Warlord: Eye of the Storm from AEG (It's a card, too!)"

This image copyright © AEG 2006.

Comments for this Image:

Rita Ria
2006-06-05
Wonderful work, great expression!

(Patrick McEvoy)

Thanks as always, Rita. :)
Simon Dominic
2006-06-05
A good selection - you, Henning and Walt posting all on the same day :) Great pose you've captured, and you always get effective expressions even when the faces are relatively small.

(Patrick McEvoy)

Thanks - it's just nice to be mentioned at the same time as Walt and Henning (and you for that matter!)
Christine M. Griffin
2006-06-05
He reminds me just a tad of a Bionicle. (Anyone with young sons will get THAT reference!) But Lego notwithstanding, it really is a powerful piece.

(Patrick McEvoy)

Thanks Christine, but I must be getting old... I had to look it up! :)
Chris Malidore
2006-06-05
This has a good balance that makes it very very pleasing to the eye. Not to mention is really shiny.... and I won't even try to pretend that I'm not fascinated by shiny objects ;).

(Patrick McEvoy)

Hey, whatever makes you happy...! I like shiny stuff too, like Donato's armor rendering. I could stare at that all day...
Rochelle Green
2006-06-06
I really enjoy the dynamic pose! Man! Dynamism is something I am definitely going to study up on your gallery for...Better start charging me now, coz I've already started leeching!!

(Patrick McEvoy)

Thanks - have fun leeching! A good book about dynamic poses (despite the silly title) is "How to Draw Comics the Marvel Way", by John Buscema. Great stuff.
Uwe Jarling
2006-06-06
You are the KING of card art, another stunning piece- great stuff!!!!

(Patrick McEvoy)

Uwe - you'll make my head get big and swollen! :) Thanks as always.
Rochelle Green
2006-06-07
Awesome, thank you, I will definitely look into that book.

steven de waele
2006-06-07
Ok, i'm gonna rain on the parade a little: there's a stiffness in the pose that subtly undermines the emotion of the pi

(Patrick McEvoy)

I hate that message cutoff bug!
steven de waele
2006-06-07
:Damn!: -cture, which is a shame since otherwise it's a great piece. Just my two cents, hope you don't mind.

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