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Books I've Drawn
- The Art Of Sean Phillips
- Scene Of The Crime
- Void 01
- Fatale: Death Chases Me
- Fatale: The Devil's Business
- Fatale: West Of Hell
- Fatale: Pray For Rain
- Criminal: Coward
- Criminal: Lawless
- Criminal: The Dead and the Dying
- Criminal: Bad Night
- Criminal: The Sinners
- Criminal: The Last Of The Innocent
- Criminal The Deluxe Edition
- Criminal The Deluxe Edition Volume 2
- Incognito
- Incognito: Bad Influences
- Incognito: The Classified Edition
- Nelson
- Sleeper Omnibus
- The Invisibles Omnibus
- Marvel Zomnibus
- Dark Tower: The Gunslinger
- Sleeper Season One
- Sleeper Season Two
- Intersections
- Blow Up
- Marvel Zombies
- Marvel Zombies 2
- Marvel Zombies: Dead Days
- Sept Psychopathes
About Me
Welcome to my blog. You've probably gotten here from my website www.seanphillips.co.uk. I plan on this place being a companion piece to there, hopefully updated more often.
Every working day I'll post an example of what I've been working on that day. a favourite panel or cover or sometimes a whole page of comics.
Every working day I'll post an example of what I've been working on that day. a favourite panel or cover or sometimes a whole page of comics.
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March
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- FATALE inks
- Camcon
- FATALE pencils
- Esteban Maroto's DRACULA
- FATALE inks
- And FATALE #3 2nd print...
- FATALE #2 3rd print is out too
- Fatale #1 4th print is out today
- FATALE #7 cover
- Last Night's Life Painting
- More FATALE inks
- FATALE inks
- Last Night's Life Painting...
- VOID 01
- More CONAN
- More HOT WATER
- VOID 01 cover
- The Real Philip Marlowe
- Last Night's Life Painting
- EGYPT
- More FATALE inks
- Bionic Woman
- FATALE inks
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4 comments:
Looks great Sean, love the color scheme -- did you use Dr. Ph Martins Watercolor Inks for this?
you're really on quite a streak with these recent watercolor pieces!
Awesome art..but damn I hated that version of the Long Goodbye (even though Gould did a great job)
Gould's Marlowe was, I thought, the greatest portrayal of the character's self-loathing, brass, and smart-assery. The decision to play Marlowe's pointed observations as mumbled thoughts to himself was very smart, as it allowed a lot of the book's monologue gems into the film. It's a shame the movie doesn't exactly... work very well? I could watch the opening half-hour, before the plot really takes hold, over and over, but the weird murder-not murder thing feels really odd to me. Though it's fun to spot one of Arnold Schwarzenegger's earliest film roles.
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