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eric basaldua UNITED STATES
Member Since November 2009
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Grimm Fairy Tales cvr Sexy woman and Dragon by me eBas

Location: Published work
Artists: Eric Basaldua (Penciller) ,  ebas  (Penciller)

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Artwork Details
Location: Published work
Title: Grimm Fairy Tales cvr Sexy woman and Dragon by me eBas*
Artist:  Eric Basaldua (Penciller) ,  ebas  (Penciller)
Media Type: Pencil
Art Type: Cover
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 2106
Likes on CAF: 3
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 2/6/2018

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www.eBasMojo.com
I believe this was the 2nd cover I did for #ZenescopeComics and I was very excited to draw this one cause it called for action, monsters and of course, the most coveted subject in art, the sexy female form. I of course chose to show case the bum bum, because, what else do you wear when #Dragon 's are around?

I love detail and jump at the chance to do it, and these creatures have a lot of detail that if drawn wrong can have too much. I wanted to do render lines on the the scales atop his neck like I did with his horns but it would've gotten lost in all those lines (even though colors separates all that these days)

I was happy with diagonal direction the Dragon is #flying at us in because it really gives a more dynamic affect with the #fire
#art #comicbookart #eBas #EricBasaldua #EricBasalduaArt

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Scott  Howard Member Since 2012
Posted On 2/7/2018

Seeing the line art ad opposed to the colored version adds so much more perspective. Love the thought process you gave it as well!
eric basaldua Member Since 2009
Posted On 2/21/2018

Scott Howard wrote:
"  Seeing the line art ad opposed to the colored version adds so much more perspective. Love the thought process you gave it as well!  "

thank you, its rare these days to hear appreciation for black and whites, everyone loved the markers these days