I have a few sketch cards for sale on my store page. Frankenstein here is $20 and I have a couple more for $10. I’ll be adding a few more in the next couple of days. I also have artist proof cards for the Spider-man Archives series and the Zombie vs Cheerleaders set. Prices vary,…
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So you’ve got a great idea for a comic? Or maybe you’re really ambitious and are finally going to put together that 150-page graphic novel. If so this might help. This isn’t a tutorial that will show you how to successfully market your book and have it become the next Watchmen or Batman. When I…
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Sunday, Feb. 28 I’ll be in Richmond, VA for the Virginia Comicon. I’ve done the fall show for the last 3 years and it’s well run, well attended, and definitely worth your while if you’re looking for good show to attend. And there are comics. Lots of comics. This is one of the shows our…
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I draw live on uStream every Wednesday starting at 7:30pm ET. Old shows are recorded so you can go back and watch the process. I usually end up drawing sketch cards since 1) they’re the perfect size for a webcam and 2) I usually have commissions at that size to keep up with. On March…
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Prismacolor and Copic marker warm up sketch.
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I did 100 cards for Upper Deck’s Iron Man 2 set. I’m assuming this set should be out in the next few months. I enjoyed drawing the older costume more than the newer ones. This wasn’t just because it was simpler (though that’s nice) but because I could pull background colors into the armor making…
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I’m in the process of moving my wordpress blog over here. I’ll be tweaking this site for a while, and there will be some cross-posting until I made the final switch. In the meantime, Here’s an Ironman sketch.
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Spending a little time in the sketchbook this evening. More Voltron, this time playing with markers and color, and trying to figure out how the body is put together. I think I’m getting more of a handle on him. The above sketch was done with sharpie, Prismacolor markers and a white charcoal pencil for highlights….
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Taking a little time today to do some loose pencil studies. Drawing 1000+ sketch cards featuring mostly head shots helped me develop my color sense and anatomy. Repetition can be boring, obviously, but there’s no way around it. The point in repetition isn’t excitement. The point is to learn. Over and over and over and…
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