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bearnhart

Name: Brandon Earnhart

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When I picked up the last issue I didn’t really know what to expect. I just picked it up for…

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I’m really liking this book a lot. The art, a cartoon style with a nice amount of detailed line work,…

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September 27, 2008 11:57 pm

@ dodzilla

Grilled ham and cheese is good, but I grew up eating a lot of grilled BOLOGNA & cheese sandwiches. Maybe it's because we were poor but now I love 'em!

August 8, 2008 12:48 am

"...and tend not to see my writing in their style."

 This got me to thinking and I really believe that any artist that is really trying to make it should be able to adapt their art to what the story calls for. Don't get me wrong, I don't mean sacrificing your artistic integrity just to make it. It's more like bending your style. Honestly, I didn't naturally tend to draw like I did on Low Level before I started the book. I read the script, I talked to Josh about the characters/settings/attitude and mood of the book, then I kind of tweaked the way I draw to match. It's not a new style, just an alteration. Most of it consists of how I drew before. Ironically, the way I naturally draw now has taken on many of the traits that were added. I guess what I'm getting at is, don't necessarily count an artist out if he/she has the drive to make. An artist that really wants it will be flexible.

 Oh, yeah. Just as a disclaimer: I was, by no means, trying to say that I'm some great artist or something, because I'm not (yet). This is the first book that I've successfully completed. I just referenced the situation because it's something that I've experienced first-hand and thought about a lot. 

July 22, 2008 11:08 pm

Kirkman's awesome.

Also, Josh, it's awesome that you used the phrase "halcyon days" 

April 25, 2008 9:26 pm If Bitey is cuter than my wall-chewing, bald-head-licking Yorkie, then I want to talk about a trade.
April 19, 2008 5:57 pm I read Understanding Comics a few years ago and it completely changed my views on reading and creating comics. I'm currently reading Making Comics and it's really awesome too. Very inspirational and informative. I'm glad you guys covered this.