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White Widow #4 variant cover G (2020)

Location: Other pages 2020s
Artist: Chris Ehnot (All)

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White Widow #4 variant cover G final
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Location: Other pages 2020s
Title: White Widow #4 variant cover G (2020)*
Artist:  Chris Ehnot (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Cover
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 318
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 9/7/2021

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It was published in portrait orientation, but Chris Ehnot told me he prefers to think of it in landscape. Web goo present in the pencil version was omitted from the ink version but added back digitally for the final cover. He did a great job with the background architecture.

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Nash of the Titans Member Since 2020
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Posted On 9/7/2021

Awesome wraparound cover! I think this series' art has gone pitifully unappreciated. Congrats on this score! 

Eric Wenger Member Since 2012
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Posted On 9/7/2021

There's clean line work, there's really clean line work, and then there are pieces like this. This is so well drawn and with such committment to the forms. The background perspective is so tight as well. This is a really attractive piece.

R Berman Member Since 2018
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Posted On 9/7/2021

Eric Wenger wrote:
"  There's clean line work, there's really clean line work, and then there are pieces like this. This is so well drawn and with such committment to the forms. The background perspective is so tight as well. This is a really attractive piece.
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I thought so too. Ehnot had some other nice pieces with heavier inks appropriate to the arboreal scenes being depicted, but I liked the thin urban lines of this piece even more.