Hi Fabio! Those DKR commissions are for the same person - me! I just received mine in the mail from Gustavo and am so excited to see your work in person. I collect original comic art because I love to see the marks the artists put to paper. A large focus of my collection is DKR Batman & Carrie Kelley commissions. It has been such a joy to see the different perspectives various artists bring to this duo. My DKR collection can be seen on my Comic Art Fans page at: https://www.comicartfans.com/galleryroom.asp?gsub=203112.
Unless you got another Daytripper request, I'm hoping that commission in the main image is mine, because I really love how it turned out. Daytripper is one of my favorite comic books, and I've always wanted to own a piece of original art from the series. Since none of the art from the series is available, a commission from one of the creators was not something I could turn down :)
Which gets to what I collect- I tend to collect art by artists I like with the characters/stories through which I discovered them (and those vary much more now these days since I read more independent books than superhero books).
The advice on comic and script was lovely - I've been thinking about writing a comic book script for a while, to get my stories in a different media, to grow as a writer, but I admit I'm a little afraid of starting.
What you said about "it's good for the artist to finish things" was very inspiring.
Hi Fabio! Those DKR commissions are for the same person - me! I just received mine in the mail from Gustavo and am so excited to see your work in person. I collect original comic art because I love to see the marks the artists put to paper. A large focus of my collection is DKR Batman & Carrie Kelley commissions. It has been such a joy to see the different perspectives various artists bring to this duo. My DKR collection can be seen on my Comic Art Fans page at: https://www.comicartfans.com/galleryroom.asp?gsub=203112.
Unless you got another Daytripper request, I'm hoping that commission in the main image is mine, because I really love how it turned out. Daytripper is one of my favorite comic books, and I've always wanted to own a piece of original art from the series. Since none of the art from the series is available, a commission from one of the creators was not something I could turn down :)
Which gets to what I collect- I tend to collect art by artists I like with the characters/stories through which I discovered them (and those vary much more now these days since I read more independent books than superhero books).
The advice on comic and script was lovely - I've been thinking about writing a comic book script for a while, to get my stories in a different media, to grow as a writer, but I admit I'm a little afraid of starting.
What you said about "it's good for the artist to finish things" was very inspiring.