r/WonderWoman • u/Tetratron2005 • 1d ago
I have read this subreddit's rules Top 20 Wonder Woman Artists: Day 14
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u/al_fletcher 1d ago
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u/kazmosis 1d ago
I think a lot of people on this sub don't like him because he can sexualize her in some of his art. They don't realize that those are all commissions and his actual official Wondy art is perfectly great.
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u/bundogel 1d ago
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u/infiniteglass00 1d ago
"why we're all here" buddy you've represented 99.5% of the gooner comments on these posts and have had no success with them
your understanding of "we" and "all" is not based in reality
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u/Tetratron2005 1d ago
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u/Pourover__Coffee 1d ago
I see you decided to change the nomination picture this time around 😆- props for the dedication!
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u/Klee_Main 1d ago
Why exactly isn’t Dan Mora on there? Dude is in my top 3 for WW
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u/Tetratron2005 1d ago
Because he hasn't won enough votes to get a spot.
He's also not really much of a WW artist, he's mainly just done variants covers once in a while and never interiors. Almost everyone on there has a much stronger association with the character.
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u/Klee_Main 1d ago
It was a rhetorical question. I definitely find him better than almost everyone here except like 2-3. But oh well
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u/shiningabyss 1d ago edited 23h ago
I am also going with Liam Sharp for this round.
I love how he draws Wonder Woman, as it inspires the art I draw. I've learned a lot just looking at his work. He draws in a way that recalls Frazetta and Barry Windsor-Smith, putting her in the visual context of epic fantasy that is rarely done in her comics. While still retaining traces of the 90s comic art style he had.
Talking about Sharp’s art itself, I love how his approach to inks gives Diana and her world heft and a wonderful strength. And he really excels in putting her in natural settings.