Week 30 -Domino by Ak-Eshiba

Another great addition from Ak-Eshiba... DOMINO!

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"For 

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The theme of the week - Any Character Created by Rob Liefeld. Actually I didn't plan to draw Domino but when I saw the list of his characters I realized that I have no choice

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На самом деле я не планировала рисовать Домино, но когда я увидел список персонажей, я понял, что у меня нет выбора."

Domino (c) Marvel Comics

Week 30 - Cable by Gavin Michelli

Hate to admit it but this is the version of Cable I prefer, he he.  Thanks again Gavin.

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"For  Rob Liefeld week. Oh, the 90's. How I've missed your strange anatomy, cybernetic limbs, huge shoulder pads, and enormous guns drawn with absolutely no research. I could have drawn a current version of Cable...but I say thee nay. Here is Cable at his most Liefeldian."

Cable (c) Marvel Comics

Week 30 -Cable By Rich Bernatovech

Here is the last of the three sketches I did for this week's "any character created by Rob Liefeld" theme on Illustrious Bits. I had a blast doing these and wish I had time to do more. Maybe next time! For now though, here is Cable from the X-Men. I can't believe it, but I honestly don't think I've ever drawn him before. I tried to give him a slightly Liefeldian chest here too, lol.  

Cable © Marvel Comics

Week 30 - Deadpool By Rich Bernatovech

Here's another sketch done for Illustrious Bits week 30 theme, "any character created by Rob Liefeld".  I had wanted to do a few sketches for this week, but was only able to get three done, all of them being Marvel characters. Here's a quick Deadpool headshot.

Deadpool © Marvel Comics

Week 30 - Domino by Andrew Charipar

Domino... probably the hands down fan favorite character created by Rob Liefeld.

enjoy
-Drew

Week 30 - Domino By Rich Bernatovech

It's been a while since I posted any sketches for Illustrious Bits. I've been crazy busy, but at the same time, the weeks for Illustrious Bits was moved from taking place over one week to letting everyone have two weeks to get their art in. So, I had a bit more time to get things done. Of course, lol, I didn't get done as much as I wanted. This week's theme is "any character created by Rob Liefield". I think this is an excellent subject and I actually have FIVE sketches pencilled out. But I've only gotten one done so far, Domino. Hopefully I can get the rest done by Sunday! I used to be in an apa (amatuer press association) called TitanTalk many years ago with Rob. I think I was about 12/13 and he was slightly older than me. He was doing some really fun stuff back then and some of his Titans related work even made it into what became Youngblood. Very cool!

Back to Domino though, she's an interesting character and a lot more dynamic than her Petey the dog look.

Domino (c) Marvel Comics

Week 30 - DieHard by MrPlaid41

One of Rob Liefeld's characters from Image Comics Youngblood... DIEHARD.

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"This is for the "Any Character created by Rob Liefeld. " week at 

Probably my most favorite Rob Liefeld character ever. There's something very simple about the design and the primary colors are kicking. Also when I take my glasses off, this is pretty much what I look like minus the blue stripe down the center of my face. I've always been into robot characters and the typical Clint Eastwood "man without a name" archetype; Diehard combines both archetypes into one big magilla. You never see Diehard's face so he could be anyone under that mask. That really opens it up for wish fulfillment and ideation. My two favorite Diehard stories are where he rescues Superpatriot from some evil cybernetic organization and the other one was where he (again) has to rescue Superpatriot from being hacked by The Covenant of the Sword (drawn by ). I also liked how Diehard in that story could just download his consciousness into another android body and the big reveal is Diehard is restraining Superpatriot and telling him to "Find the man" while aiming his face at a reflective object while D himself has his mask ripped off and it's a hollow shape. Symbolically mindbending that the character arguing to reconnect with lost humanity is so removed from his own that he's not even human anymore. His consciousness which has survived the presumed death of his own body is what makes him human. WILD!

The later story arc of Diehard being replaced by mecha really was identifiable with how we're all replaceable in this day and age. Programs and mechanization have replaced even some white collar jobs. What are we supposed to do for gainful employment when it's more cost effective to just let the program do it?

Unintentionally I ran out of room for his feet so I drew a little cloud obscuring them. It is Rob Liefeld week. 

I'm really happy with the proportions and focused more on that, "the look" does it "look right" which seems to have worked. So if Rob Liefeld happens across this and needs me for any cover work please email. I'd love to do it."

Diehard (c) Rob Liefeld

Week 30 - Deadpool by Randy Ostridge

Another great (and funny) addition from Randy... DEADPOOL!

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"This image is for a weekly theme over at the Illustrious Bits sketch group.

The theme for my sketch group was to draw a character created by Rob Liefeld. I went with Deadpool, because I think he is one of my favourite characters from the original X-Force days. It's too bad they train-wrecked him in the Wolverine movie, but that's Hollywood for ya.

Pencil on paper, inked with cool gray, warm gray, and black markers."

Deadpool (c) Marvel Comics

Week 30 - Glory bu Stephane De Caneva

Wow...

Glory never looked soooo good.

Glory from Image comics presented by Stephane.  Check out more here.

"Glory is currently one of my favorite comic-books : It's weird, unexpected, the art is incredible, there's even Mont St. Michel !
So my choice for  week 30 was obvious, I had to draw this "Future Glory", designed by  for the new series. 
I hope you'll like it... "

Glory (c) Rob Liefeld

Week 30 - Domino by Dwayne Biddix

a great Liefeld creation... DOMINO!

From Dwayne.  Check out more here.

"A drawing of Domino, the only Rob Liefeld that I actually like. Drawn for 

Enjoy.
Dwayne"

Domino (c) Marvel Comics