还有三只，不过要慢慢来，等全部完成了，在来一张组合的．哈哈
完整版本: 画笔第一次
终于，用了２天的时间，熟练了向往已久的电子笔，画了一只忍者神龟．
还有三只，不过要慢慢来，等全部完成了，在来一张组合的．哈哈
还有三只，不过要慢慢来，等全部完成了，在来一张组合的．哈哈
强哦~~ 不过那个龟的手脚指头不应该是园园的吗????
| QUOTE (Cupidpearl @ 12 Oct 2004, 10:49) |
| 不过那个龟的手脚指头不应该是园园的吗???? |
nope
it suppose to be like that~~~
who is this guy? 忍者神龟原型么?
| QUOTE (jojochina @ 20 Oct 2004, 23:35) |
| who is this guy? 忍者神龟原型么? |
让我们看看真正的"原型"
第一只小忍者龟的样子并不怎么可爱
第一只小忍者龟的样子并不怎么可爱
手怎么和脚画有点像～～
另外一个作家笔下的忍者龟
忍者龟之"父"
Kevin Eastman was born in 1962 in Portland, Maine to Sandra and Kim Eastman. His childhood was spent in the tiny hilltown of Groville, Maine where he grew up with his three sisters, Marlene, Judy and Maryann.
An inherited talent, Kevin began drawing as soon as he was able to hold a crayon. The eventual discovery of comic books would soon give meaning to his crazed doodling. Basically a self-taught artist, Kevin studyied mainly the school of comics - Jack Kirby, Russ Heath and John Severin being his early favorites before he moved on to the more unusual styles of Richard Corben and Vaughn Bode when he reached high school.
Kevin's first published work appeared in Clay Geerdes' COMIX WAVE and Brad Foster's GOODIES mini-comics in 1980-81. In 1982, fate brought Kevin to Northampton, Massachusetts where he would meet Peter Laird, an artistic friendship that would lead to the formation of Mirage Studios in 1983 and the creation of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles shortly thereafter.
Kevin is married to the girl of his dreams, actress Julie Strain. He is currently working on several new projects and is the owner/publisher of the popular comics magazine HEAVY METAL.
Kevin Eastman was born in 1962 in Portland, Maine to Sandra and Kim Eastman. His childhood was spent in the tiny hilltown of Groville, Maine where he grew up with his three sisters, Marlene, Judy and Maryann.
An inherited talent, Kevin began drawing as soon as he was able to hold a crayon. The eventual discovery of comic books would soon give meaning to his crazed doodling. Basically a self-taught artist, Kevin studyied mainly the school of comics - Jack Kirby, Russ Heath and John Severin being his early favorites before he moved on to the more unusual styles of Richard Corben and Vaughn Bode when he reached high school.
Kevin's first published work appeared in Clay Geerdes' COMIX WAVE and Brad Foster's GOODIES mini-comics in 1980-81. In 1982, fate brought Kevin to Northampton, Massachusetts where he would meet Peter Laird, an artistic friendship that would lead to the formation of Mirage Studios in 1983 and the creation of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles shortly thereafter.
Kevin is married to the girl of his dreams, actress Julie Strain. He is currently working on several new projects and is the owner/publisher of the popular comics magazine HEAVY METAL.
另外一个原创作者
Peter Laird was born in North Adams, Massachusetts in 1954. An interest in drawing was evident at an early age but it wasn't until high school and the discovery of Jack Kirby's work on THE NEW GODS, THE DEMON and other titles as well as Barry Smith's CONAN that the interest became a serious passion.
Graduating from the University of Massachusetts with a B.F.A. in Printmaking, Peter entered the professional world with a sincere desire to become a freelance illustrator and comic book artist.
After five years of struggling to attain this goal with some small successes, Laird's life was transfigured by two significant events occurring within a year of each other. First, he met Kevin Eastman and then he met his future wife, Jeannine. These two events dovetailed serendipitously when Peter moved with Jeannine to Dover, New Hampshire, which happened to be a mere twenty miles away from Ogunquit, Maine, where Kevin was working at a lobster restaurant.
After forming Mirage Studios in the summer of 1983, Peter and Kevin went on to create the TMNT... and you know what happened from there! Mirage Studios is currently located in Northampton, Massachusetts. Laird lives nearby, with his author wife Jeannine and their daughter (and various dogs and cats) in a house that Turtles bought. Peter recently completed work on a graphic novel serial with Jim Lawson entitled Planet Racers, a futuristic series that takes a look at motorcycle racing across vast galaxies amidst a plot by a sentient computer to wreck havoc upon society. Copies can be purchased via www.Amazon.com or via Peter and Jim's web site. Laird is also involved with TMNT Web Dude Dan Berger's comic Gutwallow the Gingerbread Man, which he provides editing and lettering services for.
In the moments that aren't taken up by dealing with mutant reptiles, Peter enjoys seeking out interesting dinosaur toys (especially Triceratopses) and action figures, motorcycling with artist buds Jim and A.C. Farley, walking through the woods with Jeannine and the dogs, exploring the wonders of computer graphics.... and drawing.
Peter Laird was born in North Adams, Massachusetts in 1954. An interest in drawing was evident at an early age but it wasn't until high school and the discovery of Jack Kirby's work on THE NEW GODS, THE DEMON and other titles as well as Barry Smith's CONAN that the interest became a serious passion.
Graduating from the University of Massachusetts with a B.F.A. in Printmaking, Peter entered the professional world with a sincere desire to become a freelance illustrator and comic book artist.
After five years of struggling to attain this goal with some small successes, Laird's life was transfigured by two significant events occurring within a year of each other. First, he met Kevin Eastman and then he met his future wife, Jeannine. These two events dovetailed serendipitously when Peter moved with Jeannine to Dover, New Hampshire, which happened to be a mere twenty miles away from Ogunquit, Maine, where Kevin was working at a lobster restaurant.
After forming Mirage Studios in the summer of 1983, Peter and Kevin went on to create the TMNT... and you know what happened from there! Mirage Studios is currently located in Northampton, Massachusetts. Laird lives nearby, with his author wife Jeannine and their daughter (and various dogs and cats) in a house that Turtles bought. Peter recently completed work on a graphic novel serial with Jim Lawson entitled Planet Racers, a futuristic series that takes a look at motorcycle racing across vast galaxies amidst a plot by a sentient computer to wreck havoc upon society. Copies can be purchased via www.Amazon.com or via Peter and Jim's web site. Laird is also involved with TMNT Web Dude Dan Berger's comic Gutwallow the Gingerbread Man, which he provides editing and lettering services for.
In the moments that aren't taken up by dealing with mutant reptiles, Peter enjoys seeking out interesting dinosaur toys (especially Triceratopses) and action figures, motorcycling with artist buds Jim and A.C. Farley, walking through the woods with Jeannine and the dogs, exploring the wonders of computer graphics.... and drawing.
In the years since the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were created, Michaelangelo, Leonardo, Raphael and Donatello have become a classically comical part of Americana.
Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird, the creators of the Turtles, started the black and white comic book with just $1,200 in 1984. With tons of work and a plethora of good fortunes, they've seen the Turtles go from an underground hit to a world-wide phenomenon. It's been a wild and crazy ride, to say the least!
After a long day of work way back in 1983, Kevin and Peter were relaxing at Peter's house watching television and sketching. "We got real punchy!" Peter explains, and they started drawing cartoons to amuse themselves. At the time Peter was doing editorial illustration and advertising art with some success while Kevin was working as a short-order cook and drawing comics in his spare time. As the evening evolved, Kevin eventually drew a bipedal turtle with nunchuks strapped to his arms and called it a "Ninja Turtle". Peter, aware of a nifty idea when he saw one, asked "Why not a teenage mutant ninja turtle?" and thus the legend was born.
Eastman and Laird liked the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle idea too much to let it remain idle in their sketchbooks. The creative duo wrote an origin story that parodied Frank Miller's Daredevil and Ronin series, comics that Kevin and Peter held in high esteem. The lone TMNT became a group of 4 turtles who had a ninjitsu sensei, a mutated rat named Splinter. Kevin and Peter experimented with drastically different looks for each Turtle, but finally settled upon a singular outfit that they would all wear. Each Ninja Turtle was named after a renown Renaissance artist.
"We had all the Japanese fighting methods, but we didn't want to make up Japanese names because we thought they'd seem too strange to American readers." explains Kevin. "So we decided to go in the opposite direction and used distinctly European names. We both had studied art history, so we picked Raphael, Donatello, Leonardo and Michelangelo."
Back in those days, neither Kevin nor Peter owned a computer with a spell-checker, so Michelangelo was misspelled as "Michaelangelo", fortunately everyone seems to get the point regardless of the additional letter "a". Once Mirage was able relaunch the Turtles franchise in 2003, Peter decided to right the old wrong, and Mikey now spells his name correctly as Michelangelo. It's never too late to fix a mistake.
With the story written, Kevin and Peter began doing the artwork. Since the creative duo had similar styles, they were able to switch tasks back and forth. Some pages were penciled by Kevin and inked by Peter, some pages were penciled by Peter and inked by Kevin. Once the complete comic book was finished, they set out to find a publisher for it. Much to their dismay, the guys had no luck finding someone willing to print the title.
真正诞生的第一只忍者龟是"拉菲尔"
这是后来经过改良后的第一次出版, 本人在很小的时候,有幸在国内买到其中的三册, 虽然不是有名的出版社出版的,但及有保存价值
Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird, the creators of the Turtles, started the black and white comic book with just $1,200 in 1984. With tons of work and a plethora of good fortunes, they've seen the Turtles go from an underground hit to a world-wide phenomenon. It's been a wild and crazy ride, to say the least!
After a long day of work way back in 1983, Kevin and Peter were relaxing at Peter's house watching television and sketching. "We got real punchy!" Peter explains, and they started drawing cartoons to amuse themselves. At the time Peter was doing editorial illustration and advertising art with some success while Kevin was working as a short-order cook and drawing comics in his spare time. As the evening evolved, Kevin eventually drew a bipedal turtle with nunchuks strapped to his arms and called it a "Ninja Turtle". Peter, aware of a nifty idea when he saw one, asked "Why not a teenage mutant ninja turtle?" and thus the legend was born.
Eastman and Laird liked the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle idea too much to let it remain idle in their sketchbooks. The creative duo wrote an origin story that parodied Frank Miller's Daredevil and Ronin series, comics that Kevin and Peter held in high esteem. The lone TMNT became a group of 4 turtles who had a ninjitsu sensei, a mutated rat named Splinter. Kevin and Peter experimented with drastically different looks for each Turtle, but finally settled upon a singular outfit that they would all wear. Each Ninja Turtle was named after a renown Renaissance artist.
"We had all the Japanese fighting methods, but we didn't want to make up Japanese names because we thought they'd seem too strange to American readers." explains Kevin. "So we decided to go in the opposite direction and used distinctly European names. We both had studied art history, so we picked Raphael, Donatello, Leonardo and Michelangelo."
Back in those days, neither Kevin nor Peter owned a computer with a spell-checker, so Michelangelo was misspelled as "Michaelangelo", fortunately everyone seems to get the point regardless of the additional letter "a". Once Mirage was able relaunch the Turtles franchise in 2003, Peter decided to right the old wrong, and Mikey now spells his name correctly as Michelangelo. It's never too late to fix a mistake.
With the story written, Kevin and Peter began doing the artwork. Since the creative duo had similar styles, they were able to switch tasks back and forth. Some pages were penciled by Kevin and inked by Peter, some pages were penciled by Peter and inked by Kevin. Once the complete comic book was finished, they set out to find a publisher for it. Much to their dismay, the guys had no luck finding someone willing to print the title.
真正诞生的第一只忍者龟是"拉菲尔"
这是后来经过改良后的第一次出版, 本人在很小的时候,有幸在国内买到其中的三册, 虽然不是有名的出版社出版的,但及有保存价值
经过数年的连载后......
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