Grim Ghost #2 pg 17 - Layton

Artists: Kelley Jones (Penciller) , Eric Layton (Inker)

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Title:	Grim Ghost #2 pg 17 - Layton
Artist:	Kelley Jones (Penciller)
Artist:	Eric Layton (Inker)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	714
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Comments:	3
Added to Site:	9/9/2011
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Page 17 from the issue 2 of Atlas' "The Grim Ghost" (2011) with pencils by Kelley Jones and inks by Eric Layton (signed) on 11" x 17" thick art paper.

Unfortunately, I believe this is a stat of Jones' pencils, that were then inked over by Layton, as opposed to actually inking Jones' pencils. I thought it was originally blue-pencils, but I think they just printed a stat of the pencils in light-blue for Layton to ink over. I purchased directly from Layton and just ASSumed these were actual pencils. Bummer.

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	Chris Mapcase
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gavin crawford
Member Since 2006

Posted on 2/1/2012

Xerox over pencils? Nice... sigh. I bought some of these recntly too for a bargain. I assumed that it was because it was not batman / deadman / hammer / aliens / sandman et al ... I think I'll need to have a closer look at them...

Chris Mapcase
Member Since 2011

Posted on 2/1/2012

gavin crawford wrote:

No, I "think" (as I'm no expert) that the pencils where scanned and printed on thick paper (or color-xeroxed on thick paper), and then inked over. This is because a) if you really look at the blue-lines, they don't look "real": there are even little blue specs that you typically get from unclean scanning-bed glass, and b) I read that Jones doesn't sell his pencils, which I'm again ASSuming means copies or a lightbox would then have to be used to ink. I could be completely wrong (and usually am). Maybe somebody with more knowledge about Jones can add some light here. Whatever the case on mine, Gavin, hopefully yours include the actual pencils. :)

gavin crawford
Member Since 2006

Posted on 2/1/2012

I checked mine. Xerox / colour printed pencils as well. Oh well. Still great art! I'll have to see who the inker is...

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