![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgg9HwM_13S0MCWj2na8yiTapiQNuGA5Kw47nehyyPqX0phZkSIoE2FLGxSwD-zafZ7nT0inv0SuYxjmDr1JSrfPWnoIowyCgJ5ux2U3arGEzNX2jX0c_WYmmlkYVnVTKsbIxmsIdwjPVY/s320/SeniorSideways1.jpg)
Geoff Senior is one of my favorite Transformers comic artists ever. He started out with Marvel UK, where he drew the famous Ultra Magnus/Galvatron battle from the multi-part saga named "Target: 2006". He later drew several issues of the US title, including the extra-long issue 75, some issues of the follow-up title Transformers: Generation 2, and one issue of the 2007 movie tie-in comics by Titan.
One of his preferred perspective choices to convey a particularly dynamic scene is drawing a character from the side. Not at an angle, not diagonally, just perfectly straight on from the side.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiUnDOSoHnLrJi57WeKRDb2PXPv4pBk61T-vsUQbYB4gMRfQj9PPlx4vwPhR-UTosmDln3e-5BhT9e5zLRbJ3307r-2NS1SbQH0ES2WkKMsFSaRIzjWZZl893oPBxMXS9_JwaUKd3fVKHk/s320/SeniorSideways2.jpg)
All of these are panels from the aforementioned Ultra Magnus/Galvatron fight originally published in Transformers UK #86.
Geoff is a really interesting artist. But I'm not sure how useful this observation is, in the end. I think the thing that's striking about Geoff is how dynamic his art is in general.
ReplyDeleteI think Geoff Senior's art would really benefit from a page-driven analysis, as opposed to just spotting one of his 'tools'.
--Andrew S.