Video: Darwyn Cooke Draws Wonder Woman

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Tue Mar 11, 2008 — by Chris Ullrich

Video: Darwyn Cooke Draws Wonder Woman

With great talent comes . . . great art

On a really good day, I'm occasionally able to draw something that actually resembles a human shape, but that doesn't make me an artist. I'm reminded of this when I see footage like this recent video of artist Darwyn Cooke from MegaCon.

The video, shot by Adam and posted over at the Drawn! website, shows Cooke working on a drawing of Wonder Woman, one of the characters featured in his critically praised New Frontier miniseries and its recent animated adaptation.

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