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DescriptionAcquired via the most recent Ed Asner Center charity auction. Dan Panosian outdid himself on this piece done with ink and ink wash.Social/Sharing |
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Davide G.
Member Since 2009
2 - Posted on 1/17/2022
Pose, attitude, costume, background and the overall mood: everything here is rendered to perfection! Fantastic addition, and for a good cause as well!
Eranga Devasurendra
Member Since 2020
2 - Posted on 1/17/2022
Absolutely stunning work from Panosian here, Michael. Very, very jelly.
Mark V
Member Since 2021
3 - Posted on 1/17/2022
Panosian is right up there with Dave Johnson in terms of striking cover design. What a lush cover.
Michael McIsaac
Member Since 2020
2 - Posted on 1/17/2022
Mark V wrote:
Panosian is right up there with Dave Johnson in terms of striking cover design. What a lush cover.
Yes! If you had told me that Dave Johnson had done this, I would not have questioned it.
James Dornoff
Member Since 2019
2 - Posted on 1/17/2022
That's some fantastic line work detailing and inking. Nice find!
André .
Member Since 2015
2 - Posted on 1/17/2022
I always appreciate when an artist doesn't skimp on background. Great piece.
Duke Fleed aka #1 Groo Fan
Member Since 2013
2 - Posted on 1/17/2022
Crazy good travel poster style! Love it!!
Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005
3 - Posted on 1/17/2022
Kerim Bey: A gift from your navy. It is a pity we cannot hear too. How are things in there?
James Bond: Well, from this angle... things are shaping up nicely.
This was made From Panosian with Love
E DLS
Member Since 2005
3 - Posted on 1/18/2022
Marcus Wai wrote:
Kerim Bey: A gift from your navy. It is a pity we cannot hear too. How are things in there?
James Bond: Well, from this angle... things are shaping up nicely.
This was made From Panosian with Love
Not just a Bond reference, but a Kerim Bey reference. That's digging deep Marcus. As a Bond fan, I'm impressed.
As for this piece, I must say, I am very impressed with Dan's efforts here. Definitely not the Dan Panosian I remember. Love the details and the gradual contrast shift from white to black (if you're going top to bottom), or black to white (if you're going bottom to top). Really well done and quite the eye catcher.
Michael McIsaac
Member Since 2020
1 - Posted on 1/18/2022
E DLS wrote:
Not just a Bond reference, but a Kerim Bey reference. That's digging deep Marcus. As a Bond fan, I'm impressed.
As for this piece, I must say, I am very impressed with Dan's efforts here. Definitely not the Dan Panosian I remember. Love the details and the gradual contrast shift from white to black (if you're going top to bottom), or black to white (if you're going bottom to top). Really well done and quite the eye catcher.
Thanks! You're absolutely right about the contrast shift - this piece was made for black and white; any attempt to color it would destroy the full effect of the work.
Ruben DaCollector
Member Since 2008
2 - Posted on 1/17/2022
So sumptuous. To me, judging specifically from where they're all at today, Panosian is the greatest illustrator to have come out of Image and its various offshoot studios.
Michael McIsaac
Member Since 2020
2 - Posted on 1/17/2022
Ruben DaCollector wrote:
So sumptuous. To me, judging specifically from where they're all at today, Panosian is the greatest illustrator to have come out of Image and its various offshoot studios.
It's quite amazing how he's evolved since those days at Liefeld's Extreme Studios. His work just keeps getting better and better.
Jason Hussa
Member Since 2017
2 - Posted on 1/17/2022
SO lovely, Michael. I can't pull myself out of the backgrounds on this one; the textures and designs of the minarets, the snow... and for a second, when I first saw the windows by her mid-left hip, I was wondering if he had spelled out 'Natasha' architecturally (with the "A-T-A" piece from the window framing there). Put me firmly in the "Dave Johnson vibe" camp; gorgeous. Love the hand-lettering, too. Incredibly cool (and for a GREAT cause) - sincere congrats, Michael!
Michael McIsaac
Member Since 2020
2 - Posted on 1/17/2022
Jason Hussa wrote:
SO lovely, Michael. I can't pull myself out of the backgrounds on this one; the textures and designs of the minarets, the snow... and for a second, when I first saw the windows by her mid-left hip, I was wondering if he had spelled out 'Natasha' architecturally (with the "A-T-A" piece from the window framing there). Put me firmly in the "Dave Johnson vibe" camp; gorgeous. Love the hand-lettering, too. Incredibly cool (and for a GREAT cause) - sincere congrats, Michael!
Thanks! Yeah, the background on this is one of the main elements that drew me to this piece in the first place. Panosian didn't spare any details on this one.
Yo Kuri
Member Since 2019
2 - Posted on 1/18/2022
Texture, patterns, rhythm - visual music! Fantastic!
Dave W
Member Since 2006
2 - Posted on 1/18/2022
Panosian is equally adept with pencil and ink and superior with both. Tremendous piece - congrats!
Mark Scot-Quinn
Member Since 2009
2 - Posted on 1/18/2022
Superb. Must get something from this chap at some point.
Michael McIsaac
Member Since 2020
1 - Posted on 1/18/2022
Mark Scot-Quinn wrote:
Superb. Must get something from this chap at some point.
Thanks! Dan is represented by Essential Sequential if you're interested in looking at some of his stuff.
Joe A
Member Since 2019
2 - Posted on 1/18/2022
Such a great illustration. All that love Dan shows the background really grounds this piece. Congratulations!
Kevin C
Member Since 2017
2 - Posted on 1/19/2022
Dan's unique style never disappoints! Fantastic piece!
Michael McIsaac
Member Since 2020
2 - Posted on 1/21/2022
John Espinoza wrote:
Wow! And that lettering is the cherry.
Yes! The addition of the logo pushed this from great to really great for me.
artless artmore
Member Since 2013
2 - Posted on 1/21/2022
Fantastic! Panosian's visuals are amazing. Love how he can make the figure stand out from the background despite the rich varied textures and heavy use of black throughout the background and BW's costume; her posture and expression convey so much attitude; and, yes, the hand crafted lettering looks super
Sean Clarke
Member Since 2005
2 - Posted on 1/21/2022
A masterpiece of modern Black Widow artwork... mighty fine, indeed!
K Gearon
Member Since 2011
1 - Posted on 2/4/2022
That's gorgeous, man. Love the way the figure, the background, AND the lettering are all tied in together. Nice hands on hips pose and I love that ever so slight smile in her expression. Winning image corner to corner. Congrats!
Tim D
Member Since 2015
1 - Posted on 2/19/2022
Incredible piece! I really need to get something from Dan at some point.
Dr. Balls
Member Since 2012
Posted on 8/13/2024
An outstanding Panosian piece, and I agree - he's outdone himself. The detail, depth and mastery of all that black ink work made this an unbelievably stunning cover/pinup/commission.
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