If you could draw....

[Pyroxian]

Ian Gibson.

[paulvonscott]

When I did try to draw, well over ten years ago, I was torn between something that had the preciseness and clean lines of bolland and a more scratchy McMahon/O'Neill style.  Of course I can draw like none of those chaps.  I'd settle for just being able to draw.

[Mikey]

Of recent times,has to be Fraser-I am a bit of a mononchrome fan.Ooh,maybe Flinty!Arrgh,can't decide!

Of classic,Cam Kennedy definately sticks in me head-I remember he was my fave Dredd atrist fro years.

M(new job,can't post as much.Feck)

[Trout]

Gibson, so I'd never be stuck for pictures of laydeez.

Or quirky robots.

- Trout

[Slippery PD]

Matt Timson was a great suggestion. His Death Squid rocks!!!

Personally I cant draw so to Draw anything would be brilliant!!!

But for me and based on his latest work D'Isreali (SP)

Yer Slips

[John Caliber]

I'd be thrilled if I can eventually match the quality of Ezquera's bloody Mary artwork. I've a brand new, full colour, 20 page strip out later this year.

- John

[John Caliber]

... or being able to put out work like Ezquerra's 'Preacher' fill-ins [the Saint Of Killers in Hell segment was ... words fail me ... Zarjaz x 10?]

- John

[Patrick]

I can draw a bit, but if I could draw as well as the late children's book illustrator Charles Keeping I'd be a happy pencil monkey indeed.

He's one of his from Beowulf.http://www.paddybrown.co.uk/beowulf.jpg">

[Bolt-01]

Personally, I feel that the style is secondary to the storytelling skills involved. All of the above can tell a tale superbly, and THAT, dear boarders is the important bit.

In the wise words "You can't polish a turd", no matter how nice art is to look at, if the story isn't obvious then the artist isn't doing his job.

I always liked John Byrne myself, as well as Alan Davis, McMahon, etc.... I could be here all day.

Rotts.