Gallery Comments by Justin Y

Gosh, no love for Bossk?!?
Great spin on the ESB team-up.

No way this stunning piece of art is a prelim, this is so beautiful!

Where could I see the final piece?

Whoa!  Frank was obviously thrilled to receive your choice of commission request, Justin, because he pours his all into this thing.  It's unlike maybe any other Quitely piece I've seen, and a fun and beautiful opportunity to see Frank find another gear or level in his work...  As impressive as the depth and texture of the crags and folds of Vader's sunlight-starved face are, the ultra-fine details he puts into the remaining section of mask (and eye lens) on Vader's right side show that Quitely is big game hunting...  Breathtaking control.  The brooding, subtly pulsing backgrounds frame a truly haunted (and haunting) Vader, and although the condition of the helmet informs the viewer that this is a moment -folowing- his redemption, there's an intensity and terrifying focus here that lets us know that this Vader hasn't quite abandoned his old path completely...  A fascinating and special piece, Justin!  Congrats!

An absolutely -thrilling- piece, Justin!  Gadzooks, you'd think by now that I wouldn't be -quite- so astonished by Gabriele's insane ability to use nothing but red and white pencil to carve out and truly capture the feel, weight, and textures of not only the folds of Vader's cloth cloak, but his leather armor, metal helmet, and white-hot laser blade as well... but I am just that: astonished.  He's obviously feeling the Force flow here, because this is an amazing display of concept and execution.  Just... wow.  It's also nice to see the Dark Lord of the Sith be given the "blackpaper" treatment that Gabriele usually reserves for Spiders and Symbiotes! :) So fitting and perfect. TITANIC pick up, Justin!  Impressive.  MOST impressive. Congrats! 

Congrats on the sick Derington! I'm still waiting for mine...

What a phenomenal piece from James. From that era when he was wielding his mastery of screentone, and the concept is absolutely perfect.

An absolute treasure! 

I like the SF2 inspired idea with Cammy, turned out pretty well!

Great battle damaged Vader piece by Risso! The cracked helmet giving us a peak at Anakin, and the lost arm/hand on the floor are great touches.

I like to believe this is a portrait that hangs in every Imperial Post Office. Seriously beautiful work by Quitely.

Might be the best Frank Quitely commission I've ever seen. Huge congrats. 

Cinco Di Meo has arrived!  Fabulous Marvel covers with Simone's uses of textures within his black ink artwork.  Black Cat is a perfect subject for his talents to shine!

Gorgous!  I know it's traditional, but he's so good you can't belive it's not digital.  

Congratulations! Picking up a piece off a Felix drop, especially from a modern master is no small feat.

So good! Di meo worked on venom in an annual a few years back and still has it down 

Man, this is really good. I love that Simone included the more human elements like Eddie's camera and the church bell. Seeing Venom depicted as a mindless monster kind of gets old. 

That John Wick. The luckiest guy alive. He only fights the stupid. Here, for instance, all he has to do is duck and they kill each other. No wonder he always wins. Bill's great!

Badass. This John Wick commission with the hero surrounded by weapons reminds me of the movie posters and comic covers of the 1970s.

Stunning work! Your Tedesco collection continues to amaze!

Insane pose and detail! Factor in the color scheme and this symbiote is not be messed with. Congrats!

Such a great unexpected color scheme for Venom!  Tedesco's soft orange background and the resultant lighter greenish reflection on the symbiote makes Venom look even more wicked when you see him more clearly.

Incredible Vader piece!  The polished technique, the birds-eye view, the lightsabers floating above Vader as he prepares to destroy his enemies, it all works together so well.  DiMeo hit it out of the park on this one. Congrats on a positively sublime Darth Vader splash!

It doesn't matter if a stormtrooper can't hit anything when you've got a lean, mean Vader machine leading the charge. Amazingly good. I found this commission particularly interesting to see Simone's process as he took an idea he had previously sketched (in my gallery) and then expanded on it 1000%. 🔥

Congrats on pulling the trigger on, in my opinion, one of the top modern artists in the game. Five years from now, you’ll be glad you were one of the first to put your money where your eyes were and scored yourself a killer deal in the process! Welcome to the Di Meo Fanclub!!!

The characters and theme is great use of Di Meo's skills that have the smooth and seek finishes of Vader and the rest of the empire's mechanical idustrial design.