Jim Lee - Super Grifter

Jim Lee finishing a Grifter sketch near the end of SuperCon, San Jose on June 2, 2007. I also discover the zoom button for the first time. Yay me! http://www.gelatometti2.blogspot.com/

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[HBloodedPrince]

Sketchiest artist you know? Shut that shit up. Maybe your bro got a second hand piece of art or a sketch from someone who went to a comic-con, his comic-con sketches are done in two to four minutes, and look at some of his original art. His line work and rendering is very, very good. There's a reason why he's still one of the biggest artists in American comics. You sound envious.

[hongfooey]

All of Jim Lee's drawings are free. He's such a nice guy!!

[ZekeNLutherfan1995]

GIVE ME!!! O.o

[Ztrigg]

@laubeatz LoL, nah it would cause too much revenue. Each lil doodle on that tiny piece of paper would be worth hundreds each! haha

[laubeatz]

he would kick ass in pictionary

[neonaction]

amazing sketch, he's a master. try to sketch this yourself from memory in 5 minutes, you can't do it I guarantee it.

[neonaction]

@shallowmaster haha you're dead wrong. Jim Lee is one of the best artists ever. He's one of the top comic book artists.

[Nyogtha]

Alot easier to use, alot less fuss with sharpening, you can use a pencil tipper, sand paper, certain types of machines. Plus you get use to a pencil after awhile, you can reload it as much as you like with new lead when you're done and never have to worry about it getting short.

[tristanlyonesse]

Thanks. It seems lead holders are really popular among the current crop of great comics illustrators.

[eggonza]

a lead holder F lead

[bufprochi1]

F lead pencil.