Animated Ransack Character Model and Unlettered "Moving Violations" Art
Sunday, March 13th, 2011 11:24AM CDT
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Artist Greg Sepelak has updated his deviantART account with the character model for Animated Crumplezone's partner in crime Animated Ransack. The original sketch by Derrick J. Wyatt with inks and colors by Greg Sepelak can be viewed here.
If you want to get a closer look at the Transformers Collectors' Club's two page Botcon preview comic, "Moving Violations", featuring Animated TransTech Cheetor you're in luck. FunPubComics has updated their deviantART account with larger unlettered versions of both pages. The first page has been mirrored below, to see page two visit their deviantART account.
If you want to get a closer look at the Transformers Collectors' Club's two page Botcon preview comic, "Moving Violations", featuring Animated TransTech Cheetor you're in luck. FunPubComics has updated their deviantART account with larger unlettered versions of both pages. The first page has been mirrored below, to see page two visit their deviantART account.
Credit(s): Greg Sepelak, TFCC
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Re: Animated Ransack Character Model and Unlettered "Moving Violations" Art (1194978)
Posted by Pr1meSuspect on March 14th, 2011 @ 7:29pm CDT
Posted by Pr1meSuspect on March 14th, 2011 @ 7:29pm CDT
Well Ransack and Crumplezone are cool, but obviously the various cameos are what make this comic. I particulary liked the red and orange Cybertronesc Hot Shot, and Huffer being probably my top 3 Animated designs.
This comic brings me a lighter spirit, but also great sorrow. Somehow the new Animated Cheetor is more appealing to me and I might consider buying him. However now I am saddened that they are rubbing Hot Shot in my face and we will probably never get a figure
I'm a 90's kid so Armada came first before I saw the 86 movie. Hot Shot might be my favorite Transformer, in front of Prime, then Shockwave, then Hot Rod. Sorry guys, Hot Shot just stuck out when I was 7.
This comic brings me a lighter spirit, but also great sorrow. Somehow the new Animated Cheetor is more appealing to me and I might consider buying him. However now I am saddened that they are rubbing Hot Shot in my face and we will probably never get a figure
I'm a 90's kid so Armada came first before I saw the 86 movie. Hot Shot might be my favorite Transformer, in front of Prime, then Shockwave, then Hot Rod. Sorry guys, Hot Shot just stuck out when I was 7.
Re: Animated Ransack Character Model and Unlettered "Moving Violations" Art (1200599)
Posted by cannonfodder4000 on March 27th, 2011 @ 6:20am CDT
Didn't notice the italics on totally didja Pete?
Posted by cannonfodder4000 on March 27th, 2011 @ 6:20am CDT
Pete@BotCon wrote:cannonfodder4000 wrote:Carnivius_Prime wrote:Jaynz wrote:It seems to be a little sloppy
Aren't they all? I assumed the reason Animated uses this 'style' was so little kids with no artistic talent at all could almost accurately draw their favorite characters. I can't think of any other reason why choose such a poor scrappy graphical aesthetic unless the animators themselves lack the skill to do any better too.
Yeah, that's totally the reason.
Haters gonna Hate...
Didn't notice the italics on totally didja Pete?
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