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Rachel Summers (Phoenix) by Ethan Van Sciver

Location: Sketch covers
Artist: Ethan Van Sciver (All)

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Location: Sketch covers
Title: Rachel Summers (Phoenix) by Ethan Van Sciver*
Artist:  Ethan Van Sciver (All)
Media Type: Mixed Media
Art Type: Commission
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 2154
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 2/5/2014

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Description
Pre-con commission sketch for C2E2 2013. CGC SS 9.8.

EVS did a great job on this Rachel Summers commission. The Phoenix sitting on her shoulder, the little fire roses, and all the other details in the billowing fire/Phoenix effect are beautifully done and look even better in hand.

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Patrick  Brooks Member Since 2008
Posted On 2/5/2014

This is beautiful. Congrats!!
XCE 23 Member Since 2013
Posted On 2/5/2014

Patrick Brooks wrote:
" This is beautiful. Congrats!!  "
Thanks, Patrick!
Will K Member Since 2006
Posted On 2/5/2014

I remember how the Overstreet Price Guide indicates any writing would lessen the grade. Now you can get a 9.8 grade with the entire cover being drawn upon.
XCE 23 Member Since 2013
Posted On 2/6/2014

Will K wrote:
" I remember how the Overstreet Price Guide indicates any writing would lessen the grade. Now you can get a 9.8 grade with the entire cover being drawn upon.  "
I realize you're just making an observation and probably know the following already, but I'll point this out in case anyone reading isn't aware of CGC's practices: This is an example of CGC's signature series (yellow label) which means the signature, and in this case sketch, was witnessed by a CGC representative. Sig series books do not take the witnessed "writing" into account when grading. However, if the signature/sketch had been unwitnessed and the book was submitted for a Universal grade (blue label), the writing would be treated as a defect and the grade would be lowered accordingly. Personally I don't think the grade on the book really matters for sketch covers anyway, as they're all about the original artwork.
K Gearon Member Since 2011
Posted On 3/19/2014

That looks really good - love that the whole cover is used. Colors really pop. Congrats!