Sign here if you'd like to see Clint Langley drawing again

[mygrimmbrother]

After viewing these photos on the official twoth facebook page, I hereby demand that Clint Langley returns to DRAWING, as this stuff is friggin' ace:

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/photo.php?pid=3168921&id=146588986365

[Buddy]

Great stuff!

Yes I'd like to see more pen and ink stuff form Langley.

[Kerrin]

Amen to that BrotherGrimmble. The CGI work is technically superb, but just doesn't seem to possess the "life" of Clint's drawings.

[COMMANDO FORCES]

Sorry I'll have to print as I can't sign on here.

John

[Mike Gloady]

I remember his penmanship on Lord of Misrule very fondly.  As far as I'm concerned he can draw/paint/digitally manipulate and any combination of the three.  A little of that old school action would be most welome - it would also mean we'd see more from him quicker (witness Kevin Walker's increased visibility following his ABC stint and resumption of pen and ink).

[Zarjazzer]

Young Mister Langley also did art for tabletop miniature games like  Urban Warfare.

So I endorse this fine thread.

[Gavin_Leahy_Block]

Ya, his work on Lord of Misrule was fantastic and so atmospheric, but i think the same of his ABC work. So, i don't mind, as long as he's dose something.

[brendan1]

How much of his Slaine/ Joe Soap stuff involved actual "drawing"?

[Mike Gloady]

Lord of Misrule was pen and ink, The Name of the Sword was painted (with presumably a pencil job underneath all that thick paint) - so that's both his early Slaine stories that involved "drawing" in the traditional sense.

The new stuff probably involves a bit of drawing too (albeit with other techniques too).