My Submission to Jim Lee - The 4 Pages that Started My Career!
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2019
- Back in the 90's I submitted lots of art to comic publishers. This was my best one and it started my while career in art.
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Seriously, this stuff is leaps and bounds better than some of the artists they had working at Image or elsewhere at the time.
@@porcupineracer2 No argument there.
You're one of my favorite artist Jason. That WILD C.A.T art is amazing! So much detail! Love the shading, facial expressions, and it screams 90"s awesomeness but isn't as crazy as say Liefeld's crazy anatomy. Which I don't hate tbh lol. I'm 35 so 92' with this title, Spawn, and The Maxx which were my actual first ever purchases from b-day money so lots of nostalgia seeing this. Thanks Jason for showing this beautiful art and also for all your great Sithrah books which I've backed. Look forward to having the new book in my hands. Gorgeous books. You're also a inspiration for doing what you love. Not many ppl would leave Hollywood and go independent, it is usually the other way around. So much respect Jason and again thank you, and also apologies for the long comment but just had to let you know that your and inspiration to many up and comers. Thank you for the hundredth time too ha.
Thank you! :)
I really like the way you drew the faces, expressions and the daemonite
Jason Brubaker on drawing hands: "this hand is crazy, but I still like it." 🤣🙌 Every time I see your pencil pages I feel as if I must've read them in my childhood. Rewriting memories over here! This is so awesome!!!!
90s cyber stuff will always be cool
Amazing submissions
I'm proud of your work too Jason that piece from when u were 19 blows my mind. When I have kids I'll introduce them to your UA-cam page. Your very inspiring
Dude, Wild C.A.T.s was my absolute favorite series as a kid. These pages are fantastic.
Looked Great ! Thanks for sharing .
Congratulations on completing SITHRAH
By the way thanks for starting your videos off normal as in. Not telling everyone to subscribe. Thanks for saying it at the end of the videos so much better that way
I don't care much either way, I find a bit useless, mildly annoying, sort of as if anyone was watching YT for the first time ever and didn't know thee was a subscribe option. But there's this one guy that at the very starts begs to "like" the video "because if you leave it for later you'll forget," it just makes me want to hit dislike just because I find that insulting.
VERY IMPRESSIVE ! GREAT WORK! and awesome you sent it to Jim Lee !
thank you for sharing! this is some beautiful work
Thank you very much!
Wow, dude. Those samples are killer.
That came out great. Awesome.
very good work from 20 years ago, love that zealot expression
fantastic work!
That is so awesome! they look great!
outstanding work...!
DOPE MAN!! DOPE TRACK!
Sir - that was a knockout. Well done.
Great wildcats pages!
That was dope!
Thank you!
Artworks with vfx sounds 😅 great 😊
I miss the old Wildcats.. Travis Charest art, too.❤✌
Nice!
Just subbed. Super nice man!
Wow, that's really impressive! Love especially all the hands and the subtle details in the dynamic poses. It's really fun to see bits and pieces of one's artistic journey. :)
Wow amazing art
Can you please recommend what can i do to finish my pages
I just feel like i cant do it because i lack the proper skill
Spokcon should get ahold of you. You'd make a good guest for the con.
Hoehner Tim that would be great! :)
These still look so good, your expressions still carry over even if you were just copying someone else's art style. Love your art!
Awesome work, my friend! Did it ever go to print?
Funny how sci-fi stories will often have the most nearly-magical technological advances, but be on pair in things like diskettes. Or even keep with obsolete technologies, when it's a story that takes place in the future. "Strange days" had people being able to steal people memories and transform them into virtual realities, but they still had the small diskettes.
Não entendi nada oque disse , mas que são fantásticas as artes não tenho dúvidas
Only one name demons fear!
Did Jim ever see this? what was his feedback?
He did and they sent me a letter telling me that he liked it but ended up hiring another artist instead. :)
@@CoffeeTableComics
Were you having any good guesses at who that other artist might have been?
I'd assume Travis Charest.
In comparison, his early work didn't look as accomplished as your 4-page submission. So it might have been someone else. Nick Manabat would come to mind...his work was good enough...but I feel like he joined before '94.
Can you briefly explain the walkthrough to create a page like this? is it all only pencil ?
did you actually submit to jim lee directly or just to image comics? Is it better to somehow get in touch with someone from inside versus submitting to the site/general email?
Do you ever feel the urge to go back to a more detailed style of artwork. like in these pages?
Once in a blue moon but then I start working on a page and release that I just don't care about the detail like I used to. Since it's not enjoyable to spend 20 hours on a page anymore, and I keep thinking about the 100 pages ahead or 1000 pages of story that I want to execute, my priorities have changed.
@@CoffeeTableComics yeah, i get what you say. I'm doing a 48 page story that i intended to do in a cartoony style, but then i started to add detail, and more detail and more detail... and now, instead of taking 8 hours to finish a page i'm taking 15 and 16. :( And it's all my fault!
floppy disk!
I wonder what your style would have looked at if you never went to do story boards.🤔🤔 You should scan them and color it
That would be fun to try. I was thinking about inking these one day too. I don't think I'd have the patience anymore though. haha
When does the campaign end?
In 6 days for the Kickstarter and 23 days for the IndieGogo.
@@CoffeeTableComics okay thank you just wanted to make sure my submission for the contest wouldn't be too late
@@zhufuedits8898 Nope, You have time. :)
@@CoffeeTableComics okay thank you so much😎
Rob Liefeld probably sabotaged your submission out of fear he would get replaced haha
Your older work looks 1000x better than your current art
Thanks I really appreciate that.
@@CoffeeTableComics you're welcome
@@CoffeeTableComics How long would Sithrah have taken you if you had taken a week to do 2 pages?
@@micahgreen409 Haha! I would never have gotten it done. Because it never would have been able to support me full time. And working on it part time would have taken even longer. It would be like Nate Simpson taking a year to do each comic issue of Nonplayer. Plus I don't think people would want to wait 8 years for me to finish 1 book and know that there are 5 more books left to finish the story.
If I divide 1000 pages by 20 (and was only about to do a 20 page issue a year) then that would be 50 years! HAHAH!
I will never be like u
If you just change your mindset you could draw 100 times better than him
@@flashrebirth3150 do you draw also
@@Omarcomics911 yes
@@flashrebirth3150 can i contact u
I am confused...your old pages show better drawing skills than your later work. How could that be? Was the old work just a collection of ripped artwork??
I just got worse over time.
Do you have a problem with women?
Soooo..... before or while making this video you could have easily looked up these characters names. I understand not knowing Savant. Who doesn’t know who Zealot is. 🤦♂️ Come on man!
I just don't care anymore. haha. I have my own characters to remember. Plus, you just reminded me of their names. :)
Who cares what their names are? It’s the art he’s explaining.
Aric Hillcrest clearly I do. 🙄. Not really explaining if you don’t know who you drew.
Richard Wright that’s your opinion, as petty as it may be
Jason Brubaker no disrespect intended. Being an artists/creator myself I get touchy on certain subjects. Names are one of them. Especially WildCATS. Still a fan though. Thanks for the reply.