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Queen's Bath - 2010 San Diego Art Print

Location: Ballpoint Pen Art
Artists: Frank Cho (Penciller) , Frank Cho (Inker)

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Location: Ballpoint Pen Art
Title: Queen's Bath - 2010 San Diego Art Print *
Artist: Frank Cho (Penciller) , Frank Cho (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Pin Up
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 20286
Likes on CAF: 7
Favorited on CAF: 9
Comments: 14
Added to Site: 7/13/2010

Here's the finished ball point pen drawing of this year's San Diego art print.

The main figure is drawn with a ball point pen (Bic black ink, medium point) and background is drawn with a micron pigma pen (size 01, black ink). The original art size is 23.5" x 17".

I'll be at the Big Wow Art booth in San Diego, adjacent to Jim Silk, Adam Hughes and Mark Schultz's booths.

Steve Morger is my art agent. Bother him.

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Member Since: July 2006
Last Login: February 2022
Website: http://www.apesandbabes.com
Country: UNITED STATES
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Kenneth Parkhurst Member Since 2005

Posted On 7/13/2010

WOW!!!!!!!! Love this. It feels like a museum piece.

MIKE SHARPE Member Since 2008

Posted On 7/13/2010

It's beautiful, funny, sexy, cute and a definite work of art! Thanks for sharing it Frank!

Wade Furlong Member Since 2007

Posted On 7/14/2010

Frank this is exquisite. Such a great execution. Sincere respect, you are a king amongst ballpoint masters.

Fred Bronaugh Member Since 2005

Posted On 7/14/2010

VEry very beautiful

AKA Rick Member Since 2006

Posted On 7/14/2010

Great Work... what type of ballpoint pen do you use? Is it a standard one you'd find in any office cubicle, like a Papermate Medium Tip ink pen, or a special art store high end pen? Amazing detailing...

Frank Cho Member Since 2006

Posted On 7/14/2010

It's a standard black ink Bic ball point pen with a meduim point that you see in offices. I got a box of 60 pens at the local Staples store. I've used about 5 ball point pens to draw this piece. After awhile, the ball point tip gets gummy or the ink flow becomes inconsistent, then I grab a new ball point pen from the box.

Tatiana TDArt Dykes Member Since 2005
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Posted On 7/14/2010

Looking forward to seeing this in person!

Holly Burnett Member Since 2009

Posted On 7/14/2010

A standard ball-point pen? I've been a fan of your work for such a long time and I never knew that you worked with a standard ball-point pen... WOW!!!! You are truly a master at your craft, this is a stunning piece and I'm forgetting about taking up my pencils again lol

E. Vets Member Since 2009

Posted On 7/14/2010

That's amazing !!

Frederic Contet Member Since 2005

Posted On 7/15/2010

And Steve just confirmed that it's too late to buy it! Poor me. Really a stunning piece Frank. And at 23.5*17, it must be quite a big queen...Yesterday was our Bastille Day but I could live in a kingdom with such a Queen.

Earl Hamilton Member Since 2009

Posted On 7/19/2010

YOWZA!!!!! NIICE,SWEET, EVEN BEAUTIFUL>>>JUST DON'T CUT IT!!!

Davide G. Member Since 2009

Posted On 2/10/2013

Fantastic! The Lady is pure Cho (just gorgeous!), while all the work on the background brings me directly to the Franco-Belgian "ligne claire", all creating a very attractive contrast... Thanks for sharing this beauty!

dieter nagy Member Since 2006

Posted On 2/20/2013

All I can say, after browsing through your art here once more. With your grasp of the beauty of the female form, you probably would have been one of the old masters, if you lived in the right time frame.

Timothy Guerrero Member Since 2009

Posted On 12/12/2013

I love her face and butt!

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