Contour drawing helps you see that the things you are drawing aren't things but rather shapes that intertwine and connect.
- Charles Reid
For sheer excitement you can keep movie premieres and roller-coasters. An empty white canvas waiting to be filled. That's the thing.
- Pam Brown
 

 

Monday, September 5, 2005

Mike Weiringo

Posted by Charley Parker at 7:25 am

Mike Wieringo
Mike Wieringo is a comic book artist most familiar for his work on Tellos and his well received run on Fantastic Four. His drawings have an easy confidence and playfullness of line that make them particularly appealing as pencil drawings. The site gallery has lots of his pencils, unfortunately reproduced kind of small. Fortunately, Mike has started a blog in which he often posts his drawings nice and big.

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  1. Comment by Fabian
    Thursday, November 16, 2006 @ 3:54 am

    Phat site, dude.

  2. Comment by Mark 'Comicboy' Ninness
    Tuesday, August 14, 2007 @ 10:43 am

    Hi, My prayers and warm wishes to mikes family.
    I’ve watch closely on mikes works in the comic business and have TELLOS and the run on Fan4 that he did and As well as ‘how to draw’ books with wizard mags.
    I was sad to find out the when i check out myspace and looked at the blog section.
    Today was the hardest day to draw.
    Ringo is in my mind and in my heart and in my comic box.

    Yours truly.

    Comicboy.

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