Introduction to Bernie Wrightson Techniques for Rendering with Dip Pen and Ink

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• BL

  @blakelycreative3171 · 2 years ago

  I am old enough to have watched Wrightson's work develop over many years..starting with 12 cent comics, House of Mystery, Swamp Thing and onto the Warren magazines, Creepy and Eerie. It has been an honor to watch his work progress over so many years and the thing is, he just got better and better. A true master on so many levels.

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• SP

  @spooje · 2 years ago

  Man I could watch these videos all day

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• CA

  @captainmidnight3522 · 1 year ago

  Wrightson was a genius. &nbsp;I met him several times and had the opportunity to watch him work back in the early 90&apos;s. &nbsp;A little known fact about his technique is that he used a fine liner brush as often as he used a pen. &nbsp;A good, natural hair, liner brush holds much more ink than a pen and he needed the ability to create long, continuous lines of varying weight without the need to stop mid stroke to reload ink.<br>Great channel. &nbsp;You got a new subscription.

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• ST

  @Storkus100 · 2 years ago

  You cant go wrong with Wrightson he was a genius. &nbsp;His sense of line if unmatched. &nbsp;It is a shame he isn&apos;t more famous than he is. &nbsp;Its a IYKYK kind of thing. &nbsp;His work belongs in a museum.

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• WA

  @WangMingGe · 2 years ago

  I&apos;d never even heard of Wrightson before seeing this video in my feed. Your explanations are clear and interesting (a much more attractive format than a 50 minute-1 hr+ video for me); I hope to put them to good use, and to watch some of the others on your channel.

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• FU

  @futuristica1710 · 2 years ago

  Wrightson was a master of his craft ❤

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• PA

  @patwestergard4252 · 5 days ago

  Love Wrightson. A true master of the line.

• MI

  @mindofwatercolor · 2 years ago

  Fantastic studies. Wrightson never fails to inspire. One of my favorite inkers along with Booth and Frazetta. I had a House of Secrets, 1st appearance of Swamp Thing signed by Wrightson that I regret having sold about 25 years ago. Looking forward to more.

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• TO

  @tomb9441 · 2 years ago

  Bernie Wrightson is amazing - thx for your studies

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• RI

  @rivards1 · 2 years ago

  Great demo. &nbsp;I have a &quot;master&quot; to suggest who I don&apos;t think you&apos;ve ever mentioned: Virgil Finlay, one of the great sci-fi and horror pulp artists.

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• ON

  @onxiaftw · 2 years ago

  This guy really is a wizard

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• SC

  @ScottErb · 2 years ago

  Love this! Thank you so much for introducing me to Wrightson&apos;s work!

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