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Work In Progress: Fantastic Four Fan Art

Fantastic Four Fan Art
I have a fantastic reason for not being able to spend much time blog hopping for Flower Friday the last few weeks. Ogre and I are collaborating with Revival House for their Third Thursday event at the local theatre March 16. The theme is "Comically Cinema" and they're screening "Doomed! The Untold Story of Roger Corman's ‘The Fantastic Four,’" followed by a Skype session with the director.

But before the documentary starts, we're having a mini-convention in the back of the Milton Theatre! Ogre will be selling comic books and auction figures. I'll be selling my fantasy art prints, and am working on a special Fantastic Four fan art piece for the occasion. This morning I inked my drawing with black Sakura Pigma Micron Pens onto Strathmore Smooth Bristol Paper.


In addition to various Wordless Wednesday posts, my Fantastic Four fan art is linked at Sunday Sketches.

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  1. So good to hear from you and congrats on what you are doing ~ sounds so creative! thanks,

    Wishing you a Happy Week ahead ~ ^_^

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  2. Oh that sounds like so much fun!! Happy Sunday Sketches!

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  3. That sounds like a fun event. Your artwork for the prints is looking "fantastic." Blessings!

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  4. I was not that impressed by the movie but your sketch looks good :)

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  5. I agree it sounds like a lot of fun I like the art too :-)

    Have a fanarttastic week :-)

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  6. Im not good at sketching but love to make Zen Tangles.
    Have a great week!

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  7. Love watching people sketch! I'm terrible at drawling!

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  8. That's sounds great. I hope you post some pictures of that after the event!

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  9. I bet you can't wait to add color to it. That's my favorite part.

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  10. Aquariann, I'm glad I stopped off today to see your featured artwork and art supply recommendations. Next month, in the A-Z challenge I will be sharing my artist talent (or lack of) on my blog. I've put off and put off for years to keep an art journal or exercise my drawing skills, so I finally committed to doing an art sketch inspired by alphabet prompts. I hope you'll visit in April and offer any suggestions for improving. Have a good day!

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  11. Congratulations on the collaboration! I'm late in visiting everyone for March 12 sunday sketches. Thanks for your visit last week.

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