Book Project : Meyer the Mechanic

[khangle81]

Here is the second installment for the book. These posts are really not in order of the pages. Actually, I don't even know what the order is yet :confused: For this illustration, I'm just playing around with lines and colors after drooling for weeks now over Bengal daily post. Thanks man :) I also want to say thanks to the community for all their encouraging comments. I do read every words with great giddyness. Just because I don't have time to reply, please don't think I ignore them

http://www.khangle.net/Book/HandFixCloseUp_Low.jpg

[I.was.ink]

Looks spiffy!

Are those hands, working on the wires of some bigger arm?

[JoshuaTheJames]

hey khangle,

I'm enjoying this idea and I'm really digging this piece.
I can't wait to reveal my summer projects and new site.

keep going dude.

-Joshua

[davi]

amazing man, just amazing.

[Loga4]

I`m with Davi ,awesome they are!

[chukw]

Super-cool, Khang. The mere thought of hand surgery makes me clench up! =^O

[KayCustomz]

now thats detail

[Evil_Dan]

Thats beautiful! I really dig the striped pattern on the gloves. The mechanical parts fit together perfectly, nice job!

[Tedsuo]

Took me a second to figure out what I was looking at, but that is totally sweet. I like the colors!

[weapon82]

Wow, you really nailed the whole Bengal idea. I like the contrast between the simplicity of colors and hand, and the complicated arm.

[blackhand]

The color palette and pastels really smack of Bengal. The mechanics and technical details look very plausible.

I'm really undecided as to whether I want to see tighter, stronger linework or not. Right now, I think you strike a good balance between the painterly rendering and the lines.

Did you draw this straight digitally or scan in a sketch and paint over it?

[Ron]

WOW

super detailed, and I love the colors. great stuff as always.

[cotron]

I tore my wrist when I was about 10 years old, this reminds me so much of what that whole scene looked/felt like at the emergency room... very well done.

[Lono]

thats actually really awsome..

i love everything about this!
great job on the expressiveness of the hands. and the details are all very interesting and easy on the eye.
great job with the color too.

-LOno

[Tristan]

like everyones said great detail and color.

I'd just like to see your darks pushed a bit more.

[jrr]

very "european" use of color there.
i likethis , it's very cool. :chug:

[gallon]

very "european" use of color there.

explain, I thought that sounded funny but I don't get it ...tell me please Jrr

[bOne]

Argh I wish to see more of this picture ! I think the frame is too tight...

[ElVeN]

yeah bro

follows on nicely from the first piece. i can see a real story developing from these visuals. great job.

can't wait for the next one

r

[jrr]

Originally posted by gallon


explain, I thought that sounded funny but I don't get it ...tell me please Jrr


well, bengal and sparth and those guys use really pastel-ish colors alot. and they're european right? RIGHT!

actually , it's just an off the cuff remark, nothing solid behind it. too da loo

[budha]

hey my name is meyer mechanic (seriously) i googled my name and found thid i was wondering if you you could email a copy (or tell me where i could buy one) of this book. my name really is meyer mechanic i live toronto my email should be posted in my membership profile but please send me a copy

[Faradoon]

:404sign:

Sorry, but I can't see anything :x

And I would like to see something

[Qitsune]

Faradoon, that would be because the topic is 3 years old.

[Faradoon]

Uppsi :bashful:

Can someone hit me a little bit, time to go to bed :^^:

[budha]

its 3 yrs old but i brought it up again, as i said my name really is meyer mechanic and i want a copy can whoever has it arrange to email it to me?

[Nokill]

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Can't see it