Honestly, his drawing style baffles me. Not in a bad way. It is just so impressive how he basically starts out with one continuous line that winds and twirls around on the paper with seemingly no sense only for it to slowly but clearly become his intended picture. Sometimes I just wonder how some peoples brain works. It is genuinely impressive.
Think of it as sculpture. When he's drawing his starting lines it gives him the raw material, the base to sculpt. From there he can see in thoses lines: where to enphasize or reduce,etc. He 's correcting little by little until reaching what looks correct. I'm also baffled by drawers but more by those who don't use starting lines and seem to draw out of nothing, from memory like Kim Jung Ji without the need to correct (sculpt). It's really interesting to see that there are different ways to do the same things.
@@MrKLeBlanc Not really. If you really look at this drawing, in particular, you can see that it's more traditional than one might think. You can see the way he's blocking areas in, after starting with a general rough contour and creating planes as well as what is in perspective and what is flat.
@@imaxdigital7052 I think i'm saying the same thing. His way of drawing is "traditional" or "classical", i'll even say "natural" in a sense. That is why i've used the sculpture analogy. (Starting with a general contour and "sculpting" in it the planes, perspective,etc.). What feels less traditional, to me at least, is drawers that draw like a "printer". It looks "surnatural" to me. Almost like they can project what they want to draw on the paper and then they just have to trace over the projection. I don't know if that make sense. They seem to don't need the rough starting lines at all. I mean a classical drawer sometimes don't use starting lines as well but you can see him correcting, adjusting, modifying (sculpting) as he's drawing but the drawers that draw like a printer don't seem to need correct anything and that is what baffles me.
Goji Your brain for example doesnt work at all xD wow, ur comment is the most stupid comment I've ever read.. I mean... u said so many stupid and wrong concepts in so few words that it IS GENUILY IMPRESSIVE.. Jim lines are all dirty, he doesnt have good pulse, he also just copies positions, that's the easiest thing ever, and his shadows and final work is HORRIBLE, at least compared to normal or great artists... so, delete ur comment cause it makes u look like the dumbest person in the world buddy :/
When Jim said"this is for you Stan" it broke my heart. Stan Lee was the pioneer and father of comics. He seemed really nice and genuine and always had a sense of humor. A national treasure. He got me into comics. He created a world that we can live in and see come to life. Jim Lee is my favorite artist and this tribute was a masterpiece. You can tell they were really close. R I.P. Stan Lee 😭
@@CastelDawn can you actually stfu? Why do people like you always feel the need to be right? Just shut up and pay your respects to the one who made comics what they are today.
There's something incredibly satisfying about watching someone who's among the very best in the world at what they do such as Jim Lee drawing Spider-Man.
You meant to say Jack (KING) Kirby the True Legend of Marvel's Universe...Stan (The fucking lying man) Lee.
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The message that Stan Lee was sending is that it is the strong guys responsibility to protect weak, not to bully them. Jim Lee along with John Bryne are my favorite comic artists. Jim has clearly become the Gold Standard by which all current comic artists will be compared with and judged by.
The way he sketches is beautiful, truly a master of his craft. Him, Takehiko Inoue and Kim Jung Gi (may he rest in peace) are some of my idols and favorite artists. I learned a lot by watching them draw.
I've seen a lot of comments saying Jim Lee finally drawing Spiderman , I draw both DC and marvel characters because I love the art work and the characters ,I don't care if they are DC or marvel. DC isn't the best and niether is marvel in my eyes they are both the best , the artwork is amazing ! Jim Lee YOU ARE AN AMAZING ARTIST ! I've learned so much from you , thank you .
Jim is one of my heroes when it comes to drawing. I use the same technique of sketching shapes then giving it more and more texture, but unlike Jim I use an eraser to remove excess pencil marks and mistakes. I dont have the courage to deep dive into it with pen and ink so quickly. It just speaks volumes of how insane his skills and confidence is that he deep dives into ink after a few pencil strokes!!! Wow, absolute wow!
Awesome pic. He inspired me to use my imagination to create my own characters. Thanks Stan for making my child hood fun with comic books, cards, and action figures.
A confluence of idols. Seeing my hero tribute my other hero. I'm positive I'm not alone in being touched, heartbroken, and inspired watching this meditative process of a master. Stan was a pioneer of merging the playful and the philosophical. Jim is both gesturally fluid and exactingly precise. Perfectly complimentary. Always love these VZA videos, but this one is really special. Thanks!
Stan Lee the "William Shakespeare" of our time. He entertained BILLIONS of people. He created a universe of thousands of characters of every size, color, ideology, religion! He was a creative genius who will be deeply missed by better than 1/4 of the world's population.
Stan brought excitement to my life - Yes he was a businessman which envolves conflicts with others but he injected a new found audience to comics and then cinema - not many can do that - So glad I got to meet Stan Lee - we chatted for about 15mins or so and his voice was so captivating that he inspired me to start drawing again after many years of nothing. My kids know who Stan is and I hang my autographed comics proudly in my home. Stan was a true visionary . RIP
I like those thin blurry lines for the muscle volume. It's like a throwback to the origin of comics and masters like Hal Foster and Alex Raymond. Back in the day I didn't as I loved how Jim deep strong line style was like looing at the future. But now that I've learned to appreciate all art I'm glad they're here since those were kind of the norm back in the 40s when Stan started.
I can't believe that I missed this. I'm ashamed with myself lol. I wish I was there to watch this live. RIP Stan Lee. Still can't believe you're gone. You will remain in our hearts.
Still miss the guy (Mr. Stan Lee) -feels like yesterday that I heard of his passing. You were and always will be one of my favorite artists (if not most fav) and your empathy speaks kindly of you. Am quite certain that Stan appreciates your consideration thus do I -you take care and best wishes to you and yours in all things possible.
This is Fantastic artwork Jim! Being an artist myself, I know how hard it is, just to get it right, and on target. But this is knock it out of the park work! I sure miss Stan, I’m so glad I got my spider-man- 100, 122, signed by him! They are priceless to me! He was such a awesome individual, and nobody like him, I miss him Immensely. It sure is a pleasure seeing you work Jim, such a beautiful tribute to a man, we All know and love in the world of comics! With a sad heart, but grateful for all the years of fun and excitement! Excelsior, RIP
@@lopaka76 I've been collecting comic since 1977 at age 9-present...So you do know Stan Lee didn't create any of these Marvel characters it was Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko. Stan Lee took credit from there creations. What year were you born.
It's fascinating how he draws, like, the "cloud approximation" of what he wan't to draw with the pencil, and then pens it what he what's to see as a final picture.
ASMR tingles + watching a manifestation of two great minds: Jim Lee and Stan "The Man" Lee. Nuff said. Rest in Peace, Good sir. In our hearts and minds, you'll last forever.
I still remember the how to draw comics where Jim and Wilce and Mcfarlen and others were hinting at Image comics before they opened up. Poor Stan was there oblivious to their hints. But it was all in good fun as I know they all loved Stan. You could see the way they all talked to him with reverence, respect and love.
You know what's cool about this, this is what it was like to be at Homage Studios back in the mid 90s. Like a teenage J Scott Campbell is there, Whilce Portacio, and other artists, all hanging out and chatting while drawing. And the story was Jim was really open about explaining how to do this or that, as guys would help out by inking out the blacks space that needed to be filled in. And back then you'd read the comics "finishes" or "Break downs by."
It's so subtle that it seems silly, but the speed and precision with which he lines in the webbing on Spidey's suit from 13:23 ish to around 16 minutes is when the mastery of the medium is fully apparent. He suggests size, perspective, and contours very quickly and correctly over a very complex shape of a human upper body. AND he does it quickly. The arms are wonderfully expressed. The fingers are amazing. Such a joy to watch.
I draw myself and in on one of my first good drawings of spidey ever the webbing was a complete horror to get down right, it still is. its like you said, hard to get it down correctly over the complex shapes of the muscles and bones I deduct you draw yourself, otherwise you wouldnt know this 😊
I was a guest at a New York Comic Con in 1989. I was signing books but what I really remember were people coming up to my booth asking where they could find Jim Lee’s table-Ha! I also wish he worked on the Amazing Spider-Man comic! Somebody make that happen!
He’s gotta do Spider-Man comics someday, like up to about 12 issues or something. His Spider-Man art is lit. He did X-Men, Justice League, Superman, and Batman.
Absolutely stunning. I wish Mr. Lee would do more Spidey stuff. And he went through so much trouble with the webs man. That's why when I do Spidey I just do messy webs and go (reference the game Spider-Man: Edge Of Time to see what I mean)
Love your work Jim. I remember when i first saw your work in the 90s. I wanted so badly to draw comics I was always copying you and Todd. You were both unlike anything else at the time. Wish it were possible for you to make videos like this back in the day. Glad I have found your tutorials. Hope you will always continue.
No pun intended but it’s amazing how he SCRIBBLES a bunch of lines, comes back and connects them with the marker and it’s like....oh. RIP Stan and thank you! But Jim is incredible.
Honestly, his drawing style baffles me. Not in a bad way.
It is just so impressive how he basically starts out with one continuous line that winds and twirls around on the paper with seemingly no sense only for it to slowly but clearly become his intended picture.
Sometimes I just wonder how some peoples brain works. It is genuinely impressive.
Think of it as sculpture. When he's drawing his starting lines it gives him the raw material, the base to sculpt. From there he can see in thoses lines: where to enphasize or reduce,etc. He 's correcting little by little until reaching what looks correct. I'm also baffled by drawers but more by those who don't use starting lines and seem to draw out of nothing, from memory like Kim Jung Ji without the need to correct (sculpt). It's really interesting to see that there are different ways to do the same things.
@@MrKLeBlanc Not really. If you really look at this drawing, in particular, you can see that it's more traditional than one might think. You can see the way he's blocking areas in, after starting with a general rough contour and creating planes as well as what is in perspective and what is flat.
@@imaxdigital7052 I think i'm saying the same thing. His way of drawing is "traditional" or "classical", i'll even say "natural" in a sense. That is why i've used the sculpture analogy. (Starting with a general contour and "sculpting" in it the planes, perspective,etc.).
What feels less traditional, to me at least, is drawers that draw like a "printer". It looks "surnatural" to me. Almost like they can project what they want to draw on the paper and then they just have to trace over the projection. I don't know if that make sense. They seem to don't need the rough starting lines at all. I mean a classical drawer sometimes don't use starting lines as well but you can see him correcting, adjusting, modifying (sculpting) as he's drawing but the drawers that draw like a printer don't seem to need correct anything and that is what baffles me.
Goji
Your brain for example doesnt work at all xD wow, ur comment is the most stupid comment I've ever read.. I mean... u said so many stupid and wrong concepts in so few words that it IS GENUILY IMPRESSIVE.. Jim lines are all dirty, he doesnt have good pulse, he also just copies positions, that's the easiest thing ever, and his shadows and final work is HORRIBLE, at least compared to normal or great artists... so, delete ur comment cause it makes u look like the dumbest person in the world buddy :/
Te canto la posta y sin vueltas calm your tits
When Jim said"this is for you Stan" it broke my heart. Stan Lee was the pioneer and father of comics. He seemed really nice and genuine and always had a sense of humor. A national treasure. He got me into comics. He created a world that we can live in and see come to life. Jim Lee is my favorite artist and this tribute was a masterpiece. You can tell they were really close. R I.P. Stan Lee 😭
he certainly wasn't the father of comics
@@CastelDawn can you actually stfu? Why do people like you always feel the need to be right? Just shut up and pay your respects to the one who made comics what they are today.
@@takumeme545 amen to that
@@takumeme545 can you calm tf down? He is just stating facts why does that have to piss you off so much?
@@takumeme545 but I do love ur pfp to be fair
Thank you Steve Ditko and Stan Lee for making Spiderman. The character has inspired me and countless others to overcome our everyday challenges
It's so odd that they both passed away this year. I suppose its fitting it's truly a sad thing.
*Spider-man (not Spiderman)
@@MarkLipka dont be a dick
Also, did you know that the workers for avengers didn’t like the idea but they decided to do it
There's something incredibly satisfying about watching someone who's among the very best in the world at what they do such as Jim Lee drawing Spider-Man.
Jim Lee is a legend himself. As Stan the man would say “nuff said”.
You meant to say Jack (KING) Kirby the True Legend of Marvel's Universe...Stan (The fucking lying man) Lee.
The message that Stan Lee was sending is that it is the strong guys responsibility to protect weak, not to bully them. Jim Lee along with John Bryne are my favorite comic artists. Jim has clearly become the Gold Standard by which all current comic artists will be compared with and judged by.
Finally, the best artist in the world draws the best hero in the world!
@GOD OF ART who's the best comic book artist then? for you
@@mr.x8468
"Artist" not "comic" he said... If taken in a literal sense which isn't truly implied
@@mr.x8468
And mines is also jimmy lee!
@@o_infinity_o3395 oh okay i get it nice
Not the best the second best hero in the world number 1 is Batman
Amazing. I’ve based about 90% of my drawing style on Jim’s work. He’s been one of my favorite artists since his work on X-Men in the 90’s.
Stan is not gone. He lives everyday with us through his characters and universes he created for Us.
“And this one...it’s for you, Stan.”
It was at that moment that my heart broke...
Big fan of yours from the early 90’s. Became an X-men fan because of you.
The way he sketches is beautiful, truly a master of his craft. Him, Takehiko Inoue and Kim Jung Gi (may he rest in peace) are some of my idols and favorite artists. I learned a lot by watching them draw.
It's inspirational how a great piece comes from seemingly just a bunch of initial scribbles.
A Jim Lee Spidey!!! Amazing tribute to Stan Lee!!
I love that you construct these pieces from messy lines when you start.
Maestria na ARTE do Desenho...
MARAVILHA !!! Jim Lee... uma verdadeira aula... GRATIDÃO !!! FELICIDADES !!!
In honor of Stan Lee!! We thank you for all of the joy and creativity you brought to the world🙏🏼
Jim Lee should have wrote in honor of Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko the true creators of Marvel Universe.
I've seen a lot of comments saying Jim Lee finally drawing Spiderman , I draw both DC and marvel characters because I love the art work and the characters ,I don't care if they are DC or marvel. DC isn't the best and niether is marvel in my eyes they are both the best , the artwork is amazing ! Jim Lee YOU ARE AN AMAZING ARTIST ! I've learned so much from you , thank you .
Jim is one of my heroes when it comes to drawing. I use the same technique of sketching shapes then giving it more and more texture, but unlike Jim I use an eraser to remove excess pencil marks and mistakes. I dont have the courage to deep dive into it with pen and ink so quickly. It just speaks volumes of how insane his skills and confidence is that he deep dives into ink after a few pencil strokes!!! Wow, absolute wow!
Jim is amazing. Wow wish I could meet him one day
Stan would have loved it. Jim Lee you're the best.
Jim Lee, my favorite artist (especially love his work on Punisher War Journal) paying tribute to Stan "The Legend" Lee. Freaking Awesome!
Awesome pic. He inspired me to use my imagination to create my own characters. Thanks Stan for making my child hood fun with comic books, cards, and action figures.
A confluence of idols. Seeing my hero tribute my other hero. I'm positive I'm not alone in being touched, heartbroken, and inspired watching this meditative process of a master. Stan was a pioneer of merging the playful and the philosophical. Jim is both gesturally fluid and exactingly precise. Perfectly complimentary. Always love these VZA videos, but this one is really special. Thanks!
Stan Lee the "William Shakespeare" of our time. He entertained BILLIONS of people. He created a universe of thousands of characters of every size, color, ideology, religion! He was a creative genius who will be deeply missed by better than 1/4 of the world's population.
How all that scribble became such a work of art, is mind-boggling. The power of the Human Brain and the talent of Jim Lee. Amazing…..pun intended.
Respects Jim and great drawing!
Stan’s gift was inspiring the likes of you Jim to provide us with amazing art and stories and most importantly to carry Stan’s torch for future artist
When a legend pays tribute to a legends speaks volumes of the class he brings God bless ya Jim ty so much
Wish I could afford that pic the heart felt tribute alone blows it out of me ever having chance at getting it . Again God bless Jim
He gave it away to a fan who was watching the stream. The odds of winning aren't the greatest but you never know...
Stan brought excitement to my life - Yes he was a businessman which envolves conflicts with others but he injected a new found audience to comics and then cinema - not many can do that - So glad I got to meet Stan Lee - we chatted for about 15mins or so and his voice was so captivating that he inspired me to start drawing again after many years of nothing. My kids know who Stan is and I hang my autographed comics proudly in my home. Stan was a true visionary . RIP
The Bob Ross of comics...RIP Stan.
if only bob ross and stan lee could have worked together, we'd have happy little spider men
Um no... That would be Alex Ross who even has the same surname.
Stan didn't draw shit.
@@KTF0 but Jim Lee does and to me he's the Bob Ross of comics, just my opinion.
@@KTF0 he meant jim lee
I like those thin blurry lines for the muscle volume. It's like a throwback to the origin of comics and masters like Hal Foster and Alex Raymond. Back in the day I didn't as I loved how Jim deep strong line style was like looing at the future. But now that I've learned to appreciate all art I'm glad they're here since those were kind of the norm back in the 40s when Stan started.
I can't believe that I missed this. I'm ashamed with myself lol. I wish I was there to watch this live.
RIP Stan Lee. Still can't believe you're gone. You will remain in our hearts.
Still miss the guy (Mr. Stan Lee) -feels like yesterday that I heard of his passing.
You were and always will be one of my favorite artists (if not most fav) and your empathy speaks kindly of you.
Am quite certain that Stan appreciates your consideration thus do I -you take care and best wishes to you and yours in all things possible.
This is Fantastic artwork Jim! Being an artist myself, I know how hard it is, just to get it right, and on target. But this is knock it out of the park work! I sure miss Stan, I’m so glad I got my spider-man- 100, 122, signed by him! They are priceless to me! He was such a awesome individual, and nobody like him, I miss him Immensely. It sure is a pleasure seeing you work Jim, such a beautiful tribute to a man, we All know and love in the world of comics! With a sad heart, but grateful for all the years of fun and excitement! Excelsior, RIP
That’s a really nice picture of Spidey!!! RIP Stan.
Stan Lee did not create Spider-Man it was Jack and Steve, People don't know the true story about Stan Lee
Many were lucky to know of Stan Lee, few were fortunate enough to call him friend. He will be missed by all he has entertained.
Do you know who Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko were.
@@sinchman1 yep.
@@lopaka76 I've been collecting comic since 1977 at age 9-present...So you do know Stan Lee didn't create any of these Marvel characters it was Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko. Stan Lee took credit from there creations. What year were you born.
@@sinchman1 Yeah, I already knew that.
Thank you for doing this Mr. Lee. This is awesome!
absolute Lee mind-blowing!
Absolutely gorgeous Spider-Man, Jim! Great work :) Wish I had as much talent as you
That was a really good tribute to Stan Lee. Well done Jim, well done !!!
I like the anatomy of Jim Lee on his character drawings..
That guy is amazing. He makes it look so effortless.
Jim lee is an awesome dude. I was glad to me him here in TX. I really like the art
Jim, you monster! Thank you for all the inspiration, sharing and knowledge!
watching someone draw something like this completely blows my mind.
Loved it. RIP Stan Lee
awesome! This is one of the best...completely un-intentional...ASMR videos ive seen in a while! Thanks Jim!
FINALLY JIM DRAWS SPIDER-MAN!! Too bad it had to happen under these circumstances...
KillerTacos I remember when Jim Lee used to draw X-men while at Marvel! Stan Lee praised Jim Lee forever! Stan Lee loved you! May he Rest In Peace!!
He drew Spider-Man for Punisher War Journal #15 around 1988
KillerTacos OMG (i know it’s been a while) but I was gonna comment this
jim you are a god man... i met stan lee when i was 6 years old had no idea who he was but feel blessed to had met him
The white correction marker is pretty OP, lol. Such a good Spidey drawing
i literaly just sat here for 43 min and ive never been more engaged in my life
It's fascinating how he draws, like, the "cloud approximation" of what he wan't to draw with the pencil, and then pens it what he what's to see as a final picture.
Marvelous artwork Man!
Such a pleasure to watch you work, my dude.
ASMR tingles + watching a manifestation of two great minds: Jim Lee and Stan "The Man" Lee. Nuff said. Rest in Peace, Good sir. In our hearts and minds, you'll last forever.
amazing . i do believe this is the first spider-man drawing ive seen from jim lee . stan would be proud .
Both creators of this great character died this year. RIP to both Stan and Steve.
adding spider to man isnt really creating a character there mate.
@@olasmcc7266 It actually is, dumbo.
@@haiderasif615 not when that format already existed with superman or batman...literally took zero creativity to say spiderman.
@@olasmcc7266 They created the character.... Whether you think it was creative or not makes no difference
Have a good day and I wish you success 😊
@@matthewdeallende1087The guy totally edited his comment which only gave credit to stan lee at first.
I still remember the how to draw comics where Jim and Wilce and Mcfarlen and others were hinting at Image comics before they opened up. Poor Stan was there oblivious to their hints. But it was all in good fun as I know they all loved Stan. You could see the way they all talked to him with reverence, respect and love.
amazing work jim lee
Awesome Jim and Stan together wow
Jim Lee is the goat.
Thank you Jim and RIP Stan
You know what's cool about this, this is what it was like to be at Homage Studios back in the mid 90s. Like a teenage J Scott Campbell is there, Whilce Portacio, and other artists, all hanging out and chatting while drawing. And the story was Jim was really open about explaining how to do this or that, as guys would help out by inking out the blacks space that needed to be filled in. And back then you'd read the comics "finishes" or "Break downs by."
The Bob Ross of comics... like for real, I have fallen asleep to his sketching multiple times...XD
It's so subtle that it seems silly, but the speed and precision with which he lines in the webbing on Spidey's suit from 13:23 ish to around 16 minutes is when the mastery of the medium is fully apparent. He suggests size, perspective, and contours very quickly and correctly over a very complex shape of a human upper body. AND he does it quickly. The arms are wonderfully expressed. The fingers are amazing. Such a joy to watch.
I draw myself and in on one of my first good drawings of spidey ever the webbing was a complete horror to get down right, it still is. its like you said, hard to get it down correctly over the complex shapes of the muscles and bones
I deduct you draw yourself, otherwise you wouldnt know this 😊
Wow! This is amazing. Incredible imagination.
I was a guest at a New York Comic Con in 1989. I was signing books but what I really remember were people coming up to my booth asking where they could find Jim Lee’s table-Ha! I also wish he worked on the Amazing Spider-Man comic! Somebody make that happen!
Bravo Maestro !! Thanks Mr Stan Lee for everithing R.I.P
He’s gotta do Spider-Man comics someday, like up to about 12 issues or something. His Spider-Man art is lit. He did X-Men, Justice League, Superman, and Batman.
He also did the Avengers and the Fantastic 4, I'm surprised he never did a Spiderman comic, I guess he didn't want to step on Todd's toes
I love this style. Big eyed Spidey is best Spidey!
A fitting tribute to Stan!
I've been waiting for this since 10 years
Follow Jim Lee on Twitch at twitch.tv/jimlee
This is beautiful, I really do wish I had met Stan Lee before his death. Thank You Jim
I interviewed in NYC with Tom DeFalco at Marvel two weeks after jack Kirby passed. So I can relate. Thanks for sharing!
Stan lee 🙏🏼
That drafting pencil is nice.
Awesome Drawing. Great Job Mr. Jim Lee. 😎👍💜💚❤💛💙
Thank you so much mr lee I appreciate this drawing mr stan lee was a true incredible human and a true embodiment of a super hero.
This dude can finger paint better than I can draw with stencils and a ruler. DAMMIT I WISH I COULD ART!!
Crazy Jim Lee !!! Brasil.
Absolutely stunning. I wish Mr. Lee would do more Spidey stuff. And he went through so much trouble with the webs man. That's why when I do Spidey I just do messy webs and go (reference the game Spider-Man: Edge Of Time to see what I mean)
love all your work man you are a legend, and my favorite of all time
Love your work Jim. I remember when i first saw your work in the 90s. I wanted so badly to draw comics I was always copying you and Todd. You were both unlike anything else at the time. Wish it were possible for you to make videos like this back in the day. Glad I have found your tutorials. Hope you will always continue.
Ahhh yes the Man-Spider. Second fav comic character next too the Man-Bat.
A masterclass, as always.
RIP Stan Lee, amazing tribute
Magnificent!!! “Nuff said”.
I think it would be cool to have a reality show about people who want to get into becoming a comic book artists.
No pun intended but it’s amazing how he SCRIBBLES a bunch of lines, comes back and connects them with the marker and it’s like....oh. RIP Stan and thank you! But Jim is incredible.
Jim Lee is a Legend of Comic Book,, and ''Stan Lee '' too.
How the eff?? What masterpiece!
Beautiful..
Amazing. Ave Jim
Gorgeous! Pleeeease turn this into a poster!
I love the drawing
DAM SON THAT PENCIL IS *JUICY*
What kind of whiteout is that? Also is there a specific whiteout that is easier to “draw” with?
RIP Stan The Man Lee
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think this might the first time we've ever seen Jim Lee draw Spider-Man.
nah....Jim Lee did a Punisher War Journal cover with Spidey on it, way back in his PWJ days...look it up.
Tigger 74 no as in a recorded drawing
@@Nothin_g-k5t ah! my bad...