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Stephen Byrne and Declan Shavley had an idea.
Get an artist to write a one page script. Get various artists to draw it. Show the results, thus showing how the involvement of an artist is transformative to a script.
They asked Kieron Gillen. He wrote the above.
The many responses are showcased on this blog.
They’re also available in a thread on twitter here.
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Thank you Project Art Cred and Tom Taylor for the opportunity to be a part of ARTCRED - SQ and to work on that awesome script. Loved it! Great experience.
MISSION: IS THIS YOURS?
If this art is yours, PLEASE TELL ME!!!! I would like to use this for a project and I wanna know who to credit!
Nick Fury #1, bought for the Aco art, did not let me down! Stunning colours from Rachelle Rosenberg
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PROJECT ARTCRED is now live! Check out the twitter thread on this experiment. A Superman page written by Kieron Killen and >different interpretations of the same script by different artists<. I couldn't get mine drawn in time, but here's the layout I did for it. I think >it's so interesting to see what each artist brings to a script. There's a certain alchemy to how it can work so well, or maybe not even work at all<! But overall, it just goes to show >there is no ONE way to tell a story and every artist brings something different to the table, even if it's from the very same script.< Shalvey’s comments regarding Project ARTCRED goes to the heart of what Panel Alchemy has always been about....and Mr. Declan Shalvey put it so well. I’ve been working on something like this for sometime, and it looks like Killen has accomplished proving my hypothesis exactly. Of course, I have explored this much more in-depth and hope to do something similar but I’ll save my final touches for the end! To all my Instagram Fam, I miss you all. More than you know. Not to mention those I worked with, I’ll be back but I’m currently working at a level that I didn’t know I was capable of! I’ll be back on this evening! Declan, see you in Richmond! #declanshalvey #declanshalveyart #kieronkillen #projectartcred #artcred #panelalchemy #panelscientifix #madscientifixapproved #madscientifix #buildingdreams https://www.instagram.com/p/B7lzwJahWf2/?igshid=bf95nlwidhoz
The next time someone questions the importance of collaboration, I want you to point them to this image. On the left, my humble pencils. The right side is what happens after @stephen_hesselman gets ahold of it. See how much texture and mood comes in the play? He’s got a *huge* gift with a pen, and I’m trying to study every stroke. Moral of the story: do work with your good and talented friends. It’s the best.
