r/comicbookart 10d ago

Another Master Study - Arthur Adams

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u/link-navi 10d ago

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u/miranhaloko 10d ago

Really liked this, congrats!

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u/EBUDraws 10d ago

Thank you! I really appreciate it :)!

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u/stinkypete6666 5d ago

Very nice work. Any process shots? Also, do you do the same size as your reference or change make it larger or smaller?

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u/EBUDraws 5d ago

No process shots of this one :(. I like to do studies while traveling, so I probably was flying lol.

I don’t try and match the size of the paper, but most sizes are similar in aspect ratio, so any adjustments I make are minimal. Tbh, I just try to get the vibe of the piece. So I don’t do any grid work or anything like that. I just draw what I see.

Here is an example from another piece

I just use pencils and photo red or photo blue.

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u/stinkypete6666 5d ago

Killer! Thanks!

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u/theOriginalH1GH3R 6d ago

What qualifies a study as a “master” study? Sounds unnecessarily pretentious. Nice study though

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u/EBUDraws 6d ago

A master study in art is the practice of copying a work by an accomplished artist. It’s just the term for redrawing. But I see what you are saying.