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11 comments:
Incredible. He's really something special.
MAC
As are you my friend.
Hope you are well,
MAC
fantasticos
un saludo
Simply amazing. I wish one of these day he would put together a website or a blog or a book.
oh man... where do you get this stuff John?!?! I love Paul's work. So dynamic. Great post man! And I whole heartedly agree with Mike!!
You are the only source of all things Felix right now. There is this piece he did ,of ,i think, it was a space ship with smoke coming out of the bottom landing in a town or something; It was in his portfolio in 97 or 98 maybe 99. I would give anything to see that again...can you get that John Nevarez?? How DO you get these beauties anyway?
this is beautiful work ....
so much to learn from .
:)
thanks for sharin
Again, Paul is truly inspiring. The guy is a genius and great to work with.
Thanks for posting, John.
Hi,
Great work, i like it very much!
I'd like tu show you mine at:
www.julesfru.blogspot.com
Thanks.
Julian.
so beautiful. i love all the movement in the renderings.
love these pencils. great blog
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