Wonderful! Breaking that panel border to show impact is an ingenious device! I love that your animation background shows through in the 'double kick' image. Almost like a ballet! Just great!
I'm really impressed with your stuff man. You have so many talents all wrapped up into one. You can really tell you spent a lot of thought and effort into making each story sketch/piece into it's own idea that follows throughout the entire storyline. What can I say man, I really enjoy your work. I will bookmark your blog and make sure I keep comin' back for more. Thanks for the coffee breaks in the morning, REALLY fun stuff.
If you get time, please check out my blog and let me know what you think. Thanks!
These two have some serious sibling rivalry going on. Can't wait to see where this is headed!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!! I hope they dont fight!!
ReplyDeletetwins...hmm, yeah you always liked that subject, Gabri. Keep'em coming!
ReplyDeleteThese are alot of fun! Great economy as usual. Are you working on any comicbook projects? I hope so.
ReplyDeleteI love the poses and movement. Great stuff as usual, looking foward to seeing where this little sequence goes.
ReplyDeleteI really admire your draftsmanship. I think your work is beautiful.
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very cool your style is simple but wonderfull.good job!! greetings from spain
ReplyDeleteWow! Another awesome series!:)
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Breaking that panel border to show impact is an ingenious device! I love that your animation background shows through in the 'double kick' image. Almost like a ballet! Just great!
ReplyDeleteWonderful drawings, Gabriele. Full of life.
ReplyDeleteRock and roll Gabriele!
ReplyDeleteGreat!
Thanks guys I really appreciate your comments.
ReplyDeleteI'm working on the "Twins" story right now.
Great action and storytelling.
ReplyDeleteloving this man,
ReplyDeletekeep inspiring
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WOW!!! These are amazing!
ReplyDeleteincredible stuff man.
ReplyDeleteAs always....lots of cool stuff...great to see Gabriele...
ReplyDeleteCant you put your Shark up as well for other people to see?
Cheers
Teddy
said it before and I say it again- this really reminds me of Don Bluth's drawings.
ReplyDeleteLovely, simple and powerful.
I love that broked panel.
ReplyDeleteFantastic
Nice work! you actions are so tight...its just goes with the flow...I actually feel as if its moving you know...
ReplyDeleteI'm really impressed with your stuff man. You have so many talents all wrapped up into one. You can really tell you spent a lot of thought and effort into making each story sketch/piece into it's own idea that follows throughout the entire storyline. What can I say man, I really enjoy your work. I will bookmark your blog and make sure I keep comin' back for more. Thanks for the coffee breaks in the morning, REALLY fun stuff.
ReplyDeleteIf you get time, please check out my blog and let me know what you think. Thanks!
Incredible work here,
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