jelle crama :

amazing

2005-06-16 15:39:21

phoondaddy :

RANDOM PEDINI SWEETNESS!

2005-06-16 12:44:09

zeloot :

oeh! nice randomized

2005-02-04 12:28:27

Pedini :

whatever happened to that guy?

2004-11-19 12:12:49

hit and run :

PEDINI THE GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2004-11-19 11:51:02

victor_howitzer :

Pedini has grown to be one of my favorites. Hes bigger than Allah. This is randomized greatness. :o

2003-11-22 13:38:01

greymatter :

random pedini, it's raining spaghetti. i snagged this one from donkey, eventhough i don;t really care about the bands (a rarity for me.)

2003-07-29 01:05:55

standard :

My favorite Pedini.

2003-06-27 11:53:23

thinkmule :

GREAT>!

2003-05-24 23:53:21

ferrettegirl :

This is wonderful!

2003-05-13 23:23:58

jasoncross :

and in Bastrop.

2003-04-25 11:29:10

ENothing :

...that grow in that wicked beard.

2003-04-25 11:27:36

jasoncross :

pedini eats mushrooms.

2003-04-25 11:26:06

standard :

Oh now that's not very nice.

2003-04-25 11:19:53

Jeph :

Hay Mark, feel free to call Tom "buttface", he loves it.

2003-04-25 09:34:55

ENothing :

Love the poster, BTW!

2003-04-25 08:50:54

ENothing :

Hey Pedini! For carbon paper, you could try www.saralpaper.com. Available in some art supply stores. Website says they'll send you free sample. Never used it myself so no product review from me.

2003-04-25 08:50:10

Pedini :

Thanks Tom. You can call me biped or "bippy" (Chantryism) anytime. BTW- This poster is almost gone. Once I've printed a poster for promotional purposes, I do not reprint. If anybody wants one they should cantact me soon.

2003-04-25 08:41:13

standard :

I still feel weird about people calling you "Mark" instead of "biped". I quite like this, Mark.

2003-04-25 08:30:27

Pedini :

Thanks Jeph. I still feel weird about the way I draw, but I honestly have such a good time doing it that it dosen't matter. I have to post my follow-up Cursive poster I just finished. I zoned out on it for days. So much fun...

2003-04-25 08:25:34

Jeph :

I agree with Mark I love the "control" of a pen. I sketch a single line and then go in with a pen (Microns or a rapidograph) and redraw the lines thick and thin to give the appearence of brush strokes without the nervousness of fucking it up. I'm really a pussy when it comes to trusting my "skills" with a brush. Control...control...control. Whatever you're doing Mark DON'T change it...it's working beautifully.

2003-04-25 08:17:48

Thomas Scott :

Missed this one before Mark. Lettering is especially great here. Wow.

2003-04-25 07:00:26

Stainboy Reinel :

"Have you ever had something all penciled out and you just can't trust the awkward moves of a brush? Like, you are so afraid of fucking the whole thing up... well that's me in a nutshell" Heh, when I first started with a brush I would just knock out two pencils. It was a psychological (and wasteful) safety net for my head.....like " well, it doesn't matter if I fuck the first one up, I've got another ". Nowadays, I find that about two, three shots of Vodka steadys my brush hand near-perfect. Doesn't matter how you inked it - this is shit-hot work, Mark.

2003-04-25 01:28:58

Unitus :

great stuff. you draw like, all neat and junk.

2003-04-24 23:39:30

Grzeca :

As of today, I own this fabulous poster. Excellent, Mark!!!

2003-03-24 17:46:22

5Rock :

This is pretty sweet... reminds me a bit of Brian Cronin.

2003-01-25 12:13:31

rockologist :

hey mark-what art supply store was that?

2003-01-23 13:32:14

gun sho :

this is brilliant mark!!!

2003-01-23 13:25:04

MaximumFluoride :

My problem is that I am really heavy wityh my pencil drawing. So when i use microns to ink with I lose line darkness after erasing my pencil lines. I have been using a shapie recently. That seems to work. What I really need to do is go buy some decent supplies and paper so I can be more effeciant like Ewing.

2003-01-23 13:08:34

Pedini :

I find that ink on vellum tends to bleed a bit more than the bristol I use, but yeah, that is a way to at least practice brushing. I asked the guy at the ONE decent art store in Austin (sad, really... it is overpriced and not very big) if they had carbon paper and he looked at me like I was asking him to hand over his kidneys.

2003-01-23 13:05:11

Ewing :

I use Micron's too, but on 2-ply strathmore board. So they can bleed if I take too long ot lay the line down. Ahh GEEK TALK. Anyway, there's a frosted drafting film/paper (can't recall the name - Vellum?) that you could use. Just lay it over the pencilled art and ink on the other paper. Some people do that. Dave Leamon does. It save time transferring from sketch to finished pencils. Otherwise, xerox the pencils and ink the xerox as practice. I just pencil it out, scan the pencils, and ink the original. If I fuck up, I can print off a new copy of the pencils, transfer it to board and redo it. Which seems really really time consuming now that i read this. I'm retarded.

2003-01-23 12:54:09

Pedini :

I use them Micron Pigma's. They are disposable from .005 to .08, and they have one called "graphic" that has a pseudo-brush tip, but it really dosen't work like a brush. I prolly just need to buy the right brush. Have you ever had something all penciled out and you just can't trust the awkward moves of a brush? Like, you are so afraid of fucking the whole thing up... well that's me in a nutshell. So I rely on my ability to trace and thicken lines with a pen. Control freak.

2003-01-23 12:45:19

Ewing :

That's pen? What brand? A friend of mine forced me to buy one of those how to draw the marvel way brushes - Winsor-Newton Series 7 Sable Brush. Try saying that fast. They're expensive -$30 bucks. I"m still trying to get used to it. I'm heavy handed so doing outline stuff is tough for me.

2003-01-23 12:34:53

Pedini :

Thanks for the nice comments. Brian- I do this back-asswards thing with my pens that emulates a brush look. I can't seem to find a brush that behaves the way I want it to. I'm anal.

2003-01-23 11:58:10

Ewing :

wow.... Mark did you do this with a brush? Goddamn boy. wow... I'm still in awe of the X Mas card you sent. Thanks.

2003-01-23 11:43:50

MaximumFluoride :

This is pretty amazing Mark. Your style is really cool and original. Wish I had those things going for me. Your headed for the top my boy!

2003-01-23 02:50:01

ZELIG :

The type on here is cool, but you should put up the Melt Bannana poster you did. That had me cursing in front of Emos over your skillz.

2003-01-23 02:34:08

jasoncross :

this is fucking bad ass pedini...I see you have honed your gravitational skills with the mango...i see...

2003-01-23 00:26:50

Dan Apparatus :

Ugh, I don't want to post just another "this rocks" post but I can't pick just one thing that I like in this poster. Love the paper choice, love the color, love the line work, love the composition, love the feel. Mmmmm, oatmeal.

2003-01-22 14:30:33

rockologist :

mark-this is awesome. i love how you worked 'austin' into the collar. the way you work text is slamming. SLAM-MING. i'm gonna be staring at this at FS.

2003-01-22 14:22:54

funkytramp :

saw the print of this posted at the coffehouse last nite and it's so very cool...

2003-01-22 14:14:31

Pedini :

I wish it weren't such a shiddy jpeg. (I shoulda made a gif, huh?)The paper is "oatmeally" and darker and the 'black' is really a dark dark purple. I realize lots of posters on this site don't look half as nice as they do in person, that's what was so fun about the last Flatstock. Seeing shit up close.

2003-01-22 11:14:40

Tooth :

stunning, absolutely bulletproof. launch it into space! birds! skulls! brains! diamonds! flowers! I heart it.

2003-01-22 11:06:43

perkins :

wow, this is fucking beautiful

2003-01-21 21:09:23

DWITT :

Perhaps, they can see mine... sweet, man, oh so sweet!

2003-01-21 20:43:59

DWITT :

I can see their brains....

2003-01-21 20:43:08

seripop :

mark is the king of the world.

2003-01-21 20:42:18

effiedarrow :

the illustrations are so fabulous. this is amazing.

2003-01-21 20:41:52

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