And his sketches are a delight.
When the comic shown below first came out in '94, I admired the cover and for whatever reason held off getting it. I went back to the store the next day to buy it, but it was sold out. I checked other stores, and they were all sold out. I put in an order for it and it was unavailable. For months I would routinely check the comic bins. Finally almost a year later I found a mint copy in the back number bins of the store where I first saw it. The interior of the book meant nothing to me, I-just-wanted-that-Adam-Hughes-cover! I'm sure it's easily available now, but I have it, and it's not for sale.Sheesh, what we fanboys don't go through.
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that first image shows that Mucha's influence is EVERYWHERE! nice sketches!
same story here, mate! I bought the book solely because of that absolutely beautiful cover, and, yep, the insides stunk to high heaven!
I love Adam Hughes' work. His lines are so simple yet they speak volumes. The ability to "say" so much with a simple line is one I admire greatly and really have to struggle to achieve in my own work.
Plus his ladies are smokin' hot.
Nice and thanks so much for including the process work. :]
Adam Hughes is one of my Heroes. I wish the new art book of his had twice as many pages. Thanks for posting this!
Awesome, Thanks!
This is some of his breast work, er, uh, best work.
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