Comments for Wizzywig Comics by Ed Piskor http://www.wizzywigcomics.com New Comics Every Sunday and Wednesday Fri, 11 May 2012 12:48:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on DELETERIOUS PEDIGREE 37 by Schwarzerwind http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?p=515&cpage=1#comment-561 Schwarzerwind Fri, 11 May 2012 12:48:08 +0000 http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?p=515#comment-561 I'm guessing this one's an abandoned project... I’m guessing this one’s an abandoned project…

]]> Comment on BOINGTHUMP! Chapter 8 Page 14 by The Screaming Skull http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?p=406&cpage=1#comment-522 The Screaming Skull Wed, 29 Feb 2012 10:29:34 +0000 http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?p=406#comment-522 I think her bazoombas should have been a tad bigger. Yes. Definitely bigger. I think her bazoombas should have been a tad bigger.

Yes. Definitely bigger.

]]> Comment on BOINGTHUMP! Chapter 1 Page 1 by duncan http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?p=30&cpage=1#comment-521 duncan Tue, 28 Feb 2012 19:53:02 +0000 http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?p=30#comment-521 How come there's a grey dot at the corner of each panel… uh, nevermind - I think. How come there’s a grey dot at the corner of each panel… uh, nevermind – I think.

]]> Comment on BOINGTHUMP! Chapter 2 Page 15 by duke http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?p=130&cpage=1#comment-513 duke Wed, 15 Feb 2012 18:23:45 +0000 http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?p=130#comment-513 The shading on his hand is mismatched in the 3rd panel. That panel on its own looks like a sad godzilla boy, he just has to rip apart this house, and its a hard day, so just dont ask, okay? The shading on his hand is mismatched in the 3rd panel. That panel on its own looks like a sad godzilla boy, he just has to rip apart this house, and its a hard day, so just dont ask, okay?

]]> Comment on Contact by michael http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?page_id=438&cpage=1#comment-506 michael Wed, 08 Feb 2012 04:30:15 +0000 http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?page_id=438#comment-506 I love the history of Hip Hop, I hope you intend to extend it and eventually publish it - this is so perfect for a graphic novel - but it should be a full volume - as in a tome. My partner worked with many DJ's and Graf artists for her PHD and they all could call up a portion of Hip Hop history, but comics seems so perfectly suited for retelling this DIY story. Oh and I thought the Afrika Bombatta transformation in two panels was so perfect. Thanks again. I love the history of Hip Hop, I hope you intend to extend it and eventually publish it – this is so perfect for a graphic novel – but it should be a full volume – as in a tome. My partner worked with many DJ’s and Graf artists for her PHD and they all could call up a portion of Hip Hop history, but comics seems so perfectly suited for retelling this DIY story. Oh and I thought the Afrika Bombatta transformation in two panels was so perfect.

Thanks again.

]]> Comment on Contact by darrell shines http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?page_id=438&cpage=1#comment-502 darrell shines Wed, 01 Feb 2012 21:53:38 +0000 http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?page_id=438#comment-502 your work is stunningly beautiful! your work is stunningly beautiful!

]]> Comment on Color Chart of Yore by the bradguy http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?p=411&cpage=1#comment-498 the bradguy Thu, 26 Jan 2012 22:09:54 +0000 http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?p=411#comment-498 Noelle Giddings, Julia Lacquement, Marie Severin were a couple of other good color artists. Back then, few females worked in the male-dominated comic-book field, but those few that I'm aware of were terrific color artists. Noelle Giddings, Julia Lacquement, Marie Severin were a couple of other good color artists.
Back then, few females worked in the male-dominated comic-book field, but those few that I’m aware of were terrific color artists.

]]> Comment on Color Chart of Yore by the bradguy http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?p=411&cpage=1#comment-497 the bradguy Thu, 26 Jan 2012 21:54:06 +0000 http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?p=411#comment-497 Some of Gulacy's old Master of Kung Fu books in the 70s were colored by Janice Cohen. That person was where I noticed differences between color artists as Cohen was not coloring things a single flat color but using highlight and shadow colors on faces along with multiple colors in the skies and lakes as artists do now. A very unappreciated, unsung profession that took just as much work and time as the other disciplines. Other good colorists off the cuff were Max (Christie) Scheele, Lynn Varley, Petra G., George Roussos, Mazzuchelli on DD#228 Purgatory, Les Dorscheid on Badger. Some of Gulacy’s old Master of Kung Fu books in the 70s were colored by Janice Cohen. That person was where I noticed differences between color artists as Cohen was not coloring things a single flat color but using highlight and shadow colors on faces along with multiple colors in the skies and lakes as artists do now. A very unappreciated, unsung profession that took just as much work and time as the other disciplines. Other good colorists off the cuff were Max (Christie) Scheele, Lynn Varley, Petra G., George Roussos, Mazzuchelli on DD#228 Purgatory, Les Dorscheid on Badger.

]]> Comment on Color Chart of Yore by the bradguy http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?p=411&cpage=1#comment-496 the bradguy Thu, 26 Jan 2012 20:29:26 +0000 http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?p=411#comment-496 Thank you very much, sir. I have a project in mind, and I want it to look like the books of my youth. I'll probably use Photoshop's color halftone filter to recreate the old dot patterns from the printing of the time. Thank you very much, sir.
I have a project in mind, and I want it to look like the books of my youth. I’ll probably use Photoshop’s color halftone filter to recreate the old dot patterns from the printing of the time.

]]> Comment on DELETERIOUS PEDIGREE 26 by Jonathan http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?p=502&cpage=1#comment-491 Jonathan Fri, 20 Jan 2012 19:02:25 +0000 http://www.wizzywigcomics.com/?p=502#comment-491 Diggin the Black Flag t-shirt. Diggin the Black Flag t-shirt.

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