Alpha Flight B&W Images - Digitally Recolored by Me!
So Tom B. frequently posts various images, a lot of them are B&W - and he so happened to post one of my all time favorite images EVER in comics - the page from UXM #121 where Alpha Flight confronts the X-Men.
Well, during a moment of boredom (and because it actually soothes me), I colored the B&W image.
Last edited by Tawmis; 09-27-2015 at 01:58 PM.
Wait... You coloured that?
It looks totally professional!
Also, yesterday, I ran into a copy of the Classic X-Men of that issue. (And of #109.)
~ Le Messor
"Better by far you should forget and smile, Than that you should remember and be sad"
~ Christina Rossetti, "Remember," Goblin Market
Yeah. Coloring B&W images helps put my mind at ease. Very therapeutic.Originally Posted by Le Messor
There was another thread in the general thing - that had non Alpha Flight colorings. Phil tried to combine it into one thread, but it ended up trashing the attachments (I had done each one as an individual post within the thread, thinking it'd be easier to comment on each one that way). Going to redo that thread (and put them all in one post like Phil was trying to do) at some point. Just need to relocate all of them, because they're scattered on my external drive under random names.
I saw that other thread - didn't comment because it was mostly about 'delete this thread'.
Maybe you should go for a job as a colourist?
But judging by the above, you've been Outside in your lifetime. Ever.
That might disqualify you.
~ Le Messor
"Belief is a wise wager. Granted that faith cannot be proved, what harm will come to you if you gamble on its truth and it proves false? . . . If you gain, you gain all; if you lose, you lose nothing. Wager, then, without hesitation, that He exists."
~ Blaise Pascal
I'd love to do coloring as a profession. Or work comics in general. Even if it meant taking out the trash at a comic company.
Coloring is very fun. Same reason, I think I enjoy (Star Wars) LEGOs. To take something (black and white drawing) and bring it to life (same idea of all these LEGO pieces coming together to be a beautiful X-WING or whatever). It soothes the creative mind in my skull that often finds no peace.
Drat. Tried to edit the subject of the original post and I can't. Anyway, just colored this one just now.
I have a Lego Star Wars T-shirt, but that's neither here nor there.
The new colouring job is nice, too.
Click Edit and then Go Advanced.
It changes my first thread title; but not the actual title of the thread if you look on the forum.
Just colored this one this morning. I don't know who the original artist is, unfortunately.
It may be Byrne, but I'm not 100% sure. It's got a signature in the lower right; I just can't make it out.
That's Byrne. Even without the signature, you can totally tell.
(I can't read the signature, btw, I can just see that it looks roughly like his.)
~ Le Messor
"By and large, language is a tool for concealing the truth."
~ George Carlin
What makes me question if it's really him or not (and not just someone seeking to do a tribute to his style) is - all of their smiles seem off. Like... they're all SUPER smiling... except Northstar, who looks like he's smirking... and that doesn't seem like Byrne... and then the one thing that REALLY makes me question if it's really him is Snowbird's cape - the person drew it as feathers - which Byrne (to my knowledge) has never done - it's normally just a "several pointed tip" cape.
It's a Byrne commission from 2009.
http://alphaflight.net/showthread.ph...ll=1#post70297
Last edited by Phil; 09-28-2015 at 09:04 AM.
That's kinda crazy! I wonder why the change in Snowbird's cape for that commission?
I think she's mid-transfomation.
Maybe at the commissioners request?
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