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  • David Duarte September 7, 2011 at 7:56pm
    Thanks for the birthday comment! :)
  • Brandee Tabor July 25, 2011 at 10:11am

    Oh, btw here is where most of my art is posted now... Deviantart Gallery. I'm working on some pieces now that would better fit on CCAS...

     

  • rosetta mcbride July 19, 2011 at 2:13pm
    thank you i got my style from anime & clowns are my favorite thing ever so i love to draw them
  • Eddie Medina April 6, 2011 at 5:38am
    hey Christopher...came across your art in your portfolio and wanted to mention how much i dig them.  I definitly see the McFarlane influence in your work.  I especially love the Batman piece!  NICE!  I was a mcFarlane FIEND back in the day and still to this day you can see small influences if his in my superhero stuff.  Hope to see more of your work, bro.
  • Justin Martin September 18, 2010 at 5:36am
    Ok no worries, I totally understand. The tracks I heard sounded pretty good. The remake of "One Mic" was really tight! Stay blessed and encouraged.
  • Justin Martin September 17, 2010 at 7:19am
    Hey Chris, I'll check out the Lost prevention music you mentioned. Also, let me know more about your comic book project when you get a chance.
  • Bob Luedke September 14, 2010 at 4:14am
    Both Arthur Adams and Michael Golden did some wonderful work for Marvel from the mid-80's through the 90's. Both are still around today, but only doing spot work here and there. Golden really made a name for himself on his work on (of all titles) the first Micronautes comics from Marvel...which at the time most dismissed because it was simply a way to market the toyline, but once you saw it couldn't put it down because of his artwork. He went on to do the same thing with another kind of strange title for Marvel at the time...The Nam. Adams really made a name for himself on his work on X-related books: X-Men, New Mutants etc.... from there you'd see him pop up on any number of titles.

    Trust me...this is a huge complement!
  • Lisa Hutchinson September 3, 2010 at 4:24pm
    "Well, the only thing I want to do is finish this comic book God told me to do. My dream would be to be able to work on it full time with out having to work another job."
    --hm, don't we all! It's a great dream, tho. I plan to listen to the Loss Prevention and get back to you. Welcome to the site!
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