Hulk

[dux]

Hello all,
this is my first post. I don't know if my painting and drawing is good enough. So i am posting here for a feedback.

Done this in Painter7.
http://www.geocities.com/dux374/Hulk.txt

*********** Update below *******

thank you all

[killing.people]

my 2 cents:
a. i think the color of his pants is talking from the dark, brooding mood you have created.
b. i think his ears are, like the color of his pants, negatively contrasting the ambiet mood you have and make him look kind of goofy, or less hulkish.
c. a mean stab at your content. :p know this is strictly negative criticism, and you can rightly call me a jerk; it is my preference. i think drawing other characters is less as cool. this is definatley awesome and what an honor it is you have given to stan lee's the hulk, but i like to see something different (which it is so i cant give you too much crap :p)

*readies himself for the onslaught of tomatos*

-killing.bastard

[Pencil Soldier]

mabye its jsut me, but i always saw the hulk as sort of greenish.

[remedial]

yeah he usually is. I guess when stan created the hulk originally he was a similar grey tone, but eventually the ink workers for the comic had some problems getting it right so they changed it to green shortly after. That's what ive heard anyway :p

[mcotie]

When Todd McFalane was drawing him he was grey for a short while. Wolverine fought him once when he was grey also.

good stuff. I like the texture and lighting in this. also the anatomy looks pretty good, watch that hand though, it seems kinda flat.

Look forward to more updates, Keep posting.

[dux]

Thank you for you advices about my illustration!
Hulk used to be grey. That's why i painted him grey.
Here is an update. He still looks goofy though... :)
And his hand... i couldnt do much about it... but still trying!

http://www.geocities.com/dux374/HulkFinal.txt

[Sequential75]

If you make his nose a little smaller and give him a full set of grimacing teeth you might catch the Hulks look a little more clearly. The nose mainly though.