"Various Sin City Panels"
December 2008
December 2008
I'm not going to pretend to be an old school purist who's been down with Frank Miller since forever. Truth be told, I had never heard of him before I went to see the first Sin City movie. Blown away, I proceeded to read all 7 Sin City graphic novels within a week and have loved the style since.
Recently, I was bored and felt like making larger canvases of some panels I particularly liked. These are not pieces I consider "mine" since I took the images from Miller in their entirety, but I do consider them "mine" in the sense that I've given them life on canvas and hang them on my wall to provide inspiration and decoration.
The sizes are as follows:
Cliff Toss: 16" X 20"
Gas Can Toss: 8" X 16"
Hang Man: 16" X 8"
Recently, I was bored and felt like making larger canvases of some panels I particularly liked. These are not pieces I consider "mine" since I took the images from Miller in their entirety, but I do consider them "mine" in the sense that I've given them life on canvas and hang them on my wall to provide inspiration and decoration.
The sizes are as follows:
Cliff Toss: 16" X 20"
Gas Can Toss: 8" X 16"
Hang Man: 16" X 8"
"Marv"
September 2008
September 2008
This is the first Sin City piece I made for the same reason as the ones above: boredom and love of the style.
Could you explain some rationale for the different types of panels in A Hard Goodbye.
ReplyDeleteHi. Honestly there wasn't any real rationale. I fell in love with Sin City at first sight... I wanted to make some panels for myself and decided on these, in no particular order. My main concern was that they lend themselves well to the stencil style... This was a while ago and if I were to re-do something like this... I wonder which ones I would settle on...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sponsoring this trip down memory lane for me!