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OK, since everybody´s doing one I´ll give it a try, too.
So these I would say were more or less my major artistic influences over the years.
I found it very difficult to chose which influences were bigger than others because in each phase of artistic developement one has different idols.
For example you don´t see much capullo-esque-ness in my current work, nonetheless he was a big influence for me.
Here´s the link to the template if you want to make your own map: [link]
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Sweet! 
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Nice work here, various type of drawing are original, and the composition of photo is interesting, it look like a videocassette. ^^
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Hernandez is king, such a strong style, just a pleasure to look at every frame, As great he is as an artist his writing is just genius.
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his stories are cool but sometimes also a bit confusing because of similarities between characters and hairstyle changes... but pure aesthetic
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He ages them as the years pass, there middle aged now and look it, His narrative and pure graphic story telling is unequaled.
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Neat! I'll check up some of them that are new to me!
I just saw wendling's site. Amazing work, but it's a bit of hard site to navigate.
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I think there´s not so much of her stuff to be found online.
I´m lucky enough to own two wendling artbooks called iguana bay 2.0 and drawers 2.0. so much amazing linearts.
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Yea, Muchas everybodys darling. I wonder if there any Mucha-haters at all?
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if there are....i would be immensely surprised o.O his work just makes me cry tears of joy haha
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3 of my friends who are incredible artists out Alfons Mucha as their favorite
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ELVGREN
FO'
LYYYYYFFFEEEEEEEEE
yeah idk I didn't put any artists in mine :'c but we share at least two major inspirations.
I'm surprised you're influenced by the Warhammer/Warhammer 40K stuff, I would not have picked up on it in your work, ha ha!
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ELVGREN GO GO GO !!!
The second´s Hughes I guess.
Games workshop had so many great artists which influenced me in different degrees, I just couldn´t list all of them here: Mark Gibbons, Adrian Smith, Ian Miller, Jes Goodwin ...
The GW artwork in its entirety was one of the main reasons I started to concentrate on learning to draw.
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It is. <3
I wasn't aware of Games Workshop until I was well into my teens, ha ha. I was more interested in painting the figurines, than I was in playing!
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I strongly belief painting figurines helps to develop three dimensional thinking.
But that may be wishful thinking. The time spent for paintig miniatures had to be good for something. XD
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It was good for FUN. That was so fun. ;_;
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Adam Huges ^^ Guy's a genious !
Even Shirow, got Appleseed 1 to 5, his style evolves between them and he's quite a god in this cyber-punk universe !
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I swear, I think Mucha is on everyone's.... hell, he'd be on mine.
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hehe, I know, everyone loves him. But I can´t deny he really was a big inspiration for me, so I just had to put him there.
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Shirow (the old one) - Mucha - Hughes
I totally agree
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Yep, Shirows old (traditionally colored) stuff, Orion, GITS and Appleseed was top notch. Somehow I didn´t like the look of his digital colored newer illustrations.
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You are right, all the Intron Depot 1 (and a small part of Intron Depot 2) was really great. It's a pity he has changed his style (maybe now he works faster?), I also liked a lot all his older B/W mangas - they have an amazing attention to details, very inspiring
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you´re absolutely right about intro depot.
At some point he simply went to far with elongating the proportions of his women.
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