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Rich Cirillo UNITED STATES
Member Since October 2004
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Michael Golden Marionette

Location: Michael Golden Sketches
Artist: Michael Golden (Penciller)

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Location: Michael Golden Sketches
Title: Michael Golden Marionette*
Artist:  Michael Golden (Penciller)
Media Type: Pencil
Art Type: Convention Sketch
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1625
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 11/20/2006

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One of the forgotten Good Girls from the 70's!

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Member Since: October 2004
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Icon UK Member Since 2005
Posted On 11/21/2006

Wow! Yay Micronauts! Haven't seen Mari in a long, long time... she still looks good! :)
Justin Leigh Leiter Member Since 2004
Posted On 11/22/2006

The amazing thing about all these Golden sketches is that there seems to be so little (if any) underlying build-up to the drawing...he just puts the pencil down and the lines come out 'as is'...incredible...and a GREAT Marionette..this collection is certainly turning out to be one to be envied!!
Rich Cirillo Member Since 2004
Posted On 11/22/2006

Justin, I completely agree with you. After watching Michael draw this whole weekend, he does like no underlying sketching. It's almost like he sees the complete character before him and merely traces it. Truly astounding to watch his drawings materialize out of literal thin air!
Renee Witterstaetter Member Since 2006
Posted On 1/31/2007

Actually Rich, Michael told me that is exactly how he does work. He sees the whole image in his head before he ever puts pencil to paper. Sort of like looking at a block of marble and seeing the statue inside before the first hammer wack. Everything else is excess. Pretty amazing. It has been fun to watch him do each of these pieces at the shows. I've never seen any other artist work this way. Ever.