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  1. Pro Bobby Haiqalsyah Bobby Haiqalsyah

    This is my part of the collab piece, stay tuned..

    12 months ago

  2. Pro Michael Spitz Michael Spitz

    Nice to see this Bobby. I kind of feel like it's missing some of the flow/character, from the original sketch...but a fine job none the less. Obviously interrested to see where the collab is going. Do you happen to have a flat black verison as well?

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    12 months ago

  3. Pro Bobby Haiqalsyah Bobby Haiqalsyah

    Thanks @Michael Spitz yeah, I do have a flat black version. I make copies for every changes that I make and have that as an archived file. I've just posted a black and white version of it on my blog as well as something I whipped up just for fun http://bobsta14.tumblr.com/

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    12 months ago

  4. Pro Michael Spitz Michael Spitz

    Nice. Again, I don't know what the end game is for the collab, so maybe the gradient fits..? But as it stands, I'm definitely a fan of the solid version.

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    12 months ago

  5. Pro Tobia Crivellari  Tobia Crivellari 

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    12 months ago

  6. Pro Jeff Jenkins Jeff Jenkins

    This is great. The s-s ligature is really nice. I agree with @Michael Spitz ... the b&w version is stronger, but I'm biased because in most cases I'm not a fan of gradients.

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    12 months ago

  7. Pro Bobby Haiqalsyah Bobby Haiqalsyah

    Thanks @Michael Spitz @Tobia Crivellari @Jeff Jenkins for the input. Really contemplating the benefits of going analog/digital in certain outcomes, I appreciate the enthusiasm for my hand drawn pieces as I do worry of what would get lost in the digital translation.

    In this case however I made it digital because my collaborative partner works with 3D based outcomes as well as vector.

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    12 months ago

  8. Ignacio Giri Ignacio Giri

    Original is 1 million times better.

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    12 months ago

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