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Published: 2006-11-16 22:14:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 38094; Favourites: 883; Downloads: 2323
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The theme of the last Eatpoo weekly was to color Gez Fry's lines. Gez Fry, for those of you who do not know, is one bad motherfucker and you should check out his website asap : [link]Digital Pencils: Gez Fry, obviously
Colors: Me (Monk)
Software: Photoshop CS
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Comments: 172
Advertisment- a tool to lure people out to buy useless mess they don't need and can't affort.....but this is rather nice advertisment still these shoes will get someone shot....well
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awesome. The coloring is amazing!!
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damn Monk n Gez Fry thats the shit e...z
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i digg this man! i want evisupants, but they rob me empty!
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I don't know anything except this pic is AWESOME!
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"protect quality".. this picture suit the phrase very well..
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Too siick Monk, Your colors really were the perfecto compliment to the Lines. Great tone and just overall terrific, for you its diff but deff one of my favs!
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Beautiful colours. The textures and the attention to detail really does this piece a lot of justice.
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lol, sneakerhead.
u shud do 1ne with sum nike dunks, hehe.
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Terrific! I like it so much.
Nicely rendered and great color. Very nice
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wahhh
you totally brought the lines to life mate
lovin the colours
lovin 'em
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I want one of those! 
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Man, I love how you handle our shadows. Wicked.
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Thats sooo cool dude,this definitely a fav 4 me....it even came from the Evisu brand,wicked...gotta have those pair of sneakers soon!!,anyway u rock!
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haha i looked and was like hey thats a Gez Fry with dif colors.
I haven't been to eat poo in ages it feels like
sweet job man
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This is amazing, absolutely amazing. You are amazing!
The colour scheme is gorgeous, I especially love the sky and the light on the shoe.
Keep drawing so we can all aspire to be that good
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lovely, i love chinese culture. i love your colouring style.
and this guys lines are awesome
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how do you go about coloring? like right after you see the lines you're gon' color, what do you do or think about? do you plan out the colors for the whole piece? or do you plan out the colors for your main character and then just base everything off of him/her/it? do you pick a color scheme for the whole piece (like this one i think is mostly that rusty reddish and that dark yellowish colors)?
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If I see an image that I personally want to color, then I pretty much always know right off the bat what I want to do with it. Like, I know the general color scheme and mood I want to go for, and where I'm going to place the focus, etc.
I don't really plan this out though. If I don't know right away what to do with an image (which can happen if it's a comission, aka something I didn't choose myself) then I usually sit in front of it for a couple of minutes and toss some ideas back and forth in my head until I've got what I think is the best one.
Usually the images always turn out different than what I imagine in my head though. Sometimes more and sometimes less.
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the mood...
of course!
i need to remember that instead of coloring all willy nilly.
thanks Monk!
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Excelent coloring I love how you manage to create a whole enviroment within the Picture! Great!
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whoo
this is amaizing
coloring ... sweet
lineart .... sweet
yep..
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im a big jez fry fan, you did well on this one congrads!
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hehe! i saw the image already in the "computer art" magazine 
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You definitely didn't see this version. Maybe you saw Gez's original version.
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man, that looks f--amazing, you're my favorite colorist since today
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yea i can see how bad he is
the lines r awesome
but ur colors are delicious
it truly make the pic if u ask me
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cool, it has some intreresting idea in it , it could be very nice advertisment
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It is an advertisement.
Well not this one, but the original.
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