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Mignola sketch in black and white
Mignola sketch from the book "Hellboy: Odder Jobs"
This is typical of Mignola's style in black and white, with its almost woodblock print quality.
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Published: May 09, 2008
Revised: May 09, 2008
Genre: Art
Revised: May 09, 2008
Genre: Art
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Cool!
I love how this does look like a carving done in wood or maybe on glass (mirror).
Re: Cool!
As far as I know, Mignola works in inks and/or pencil. He often works in black and white. In fact, many of the original "Hellboy" comics were in black and white before color was later added. Thanks for taking the time to comment, Beth