Just finished up the colors for this Spidey piece. I think he’s going to regret having such great senses today!
Spidey-Man in Glorious Color!
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Spidey-Man inks . . .
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Fresh off the drawing board – Spidey-Man inks! This was a cover I started during the comic book class I held this Summer. Took a little while to get to this point. Sorry, but I had other deadlines that came first. I will be doing this in full color, too!
Spidey-Man
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Here are the pencils for a parody cover I started, in class, as an example for my students, who were learning drawing for comic books. Yes, we covered your standard ‘adventure’ style drawing and storytelling (plus Manga). But I’ve always been partial to humorous storytelling, in my own work anyway.
You can imagine the thoughts that went through their heads as I demonstrated this 5 point perspective piece. Not to worry, I only made them do a 2 point perspective. Couldn’t have 10-12 years old’s heads exploding! (well, not again)
Inks and color to follow!
I’m outta here!
For those of you who are wondering how I’m getting around after my recent surgery, it’s going something like this. You cannot stand still, or let minor inconveniences slow you down! Gotta keep moving! Keep running the race!
“I thought I was a poor man because I had no shoes, until I met a man with no feet”
This is the first piece I’ve finished since the operation. Dang medication had me loopy!
Godzilla in Color!
Another Classic comic book cover recreation done! Order yours today! Great Christmas presents for that comic book fan in your life! Pick from existing pieces, or order your favorite comic cover. Email me for a list/samples or to request yours
Godzilla inks!
Just finished these inks for my recreation of “Godzilla: King of the Monsters” #12 (1st series). Took me longer than I had hoped (lot’s of other work going on!). Now, let’s see how long the color takes
Bugs Bunny
“Bugs Bunny” Dell comics 1952 recreation. Did you know that “Bugs” real name is George Washington Bunny? That he was the first cartoon character to be put on a postage stamp? That he has a star on the Hollywood walk of fame? See? Learn something new everyday!
Donald Duck!
For all you Disney/Donald Duck lovers – I finished the recreation of the old Dell comics “Walt Disney’s Comics and Stories” of this cover from 1945, by Carl Barks. I will have it with me when I’m at the Seven Cedars Fall Festival Sept. 6th 120 John Mowry road, Smithfield, RI. Stop by and see me!
Retro Comic Book Cover…
Just finished some Old School inks for this throwback cover of Walt Disney Comics from 1945! I haven’t pulled out the ole’ dip pens for quite some time, but I do think it’s important to preserve (and use) the old methods. This will be particularly true when the machines/AI take over and no longer allow us to create our own art!
Hebi No Noroi
Here is the finished color cover from the cover I did in my latest Manga class