Time for another update, Folks! Whenever I appear to be laying low and there’s a bit of a gap in between my posts here, its safe to assume, I’m at the drawing board busily drawing away. Well, this week I was doing that, but I’ve also been making a huge effort to get out
Just in time for Throwback Thursday! I reached far back into my archives to dig these up! These are the only pages I ever did featuring Archie Comics’ long-running licensed hit, Sonic The Hedgehog. Please be kind! These pages are over fifteen years old! The story behind these pages isn’t very remarkable… or flattering! Sometime
It’s 2018 and the 2018 comic book convention season is right around the corner. Nothing has been posted yet but my Die Kitty Die co-collaborator, Dan Parent, and I are down for a few of our favorite shows already. I’ll certainly be posting these stops on my Events page as we get closer to them.
Here is Die Kitty Die’s Kitty Ravencraft as Chastity, a character from Chaos Comics. This was done on a Die Kitty Die Hollywood Or Bust blank sketch cover for one of our DKD HOB Kickstarter supporters. Packages are still going out, Folks. Please be patient with us and thank you for hanging in there. As
Look up in the sky! Here is a privately commissioned marker sketch of DC Comics’ Superman. As requested, the Man of Steel here is sporting the look he had during DC Comics’ “Rebirth.” Anyone who knows me will tell you I’m a long time Superman fan. Superman is one of my all-time favorite fictional
Everybody wants to ink the F-Man! Last week I posted my homage to the cover of The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #3 as inked by my colleague at the Kubert School, the great Mike Sellers, who did an amazing job as you can see here: Now Josh Maikis, one of my talented third year students
I’ve posted earlier versions of this one before. This is a private commission featuring a montage-style composition featuring characters and scenes from the 2015 crossover epic, Archie Vs Predator. The entire piece was supposed to evoke the look of a movie poster. Here is the inked version: And here is the earlier colored version. This
I posted the pencils to this one a couple of weeks ago and now here are my finished inks. This was a fun one. As I mentioned when I posted the pencils, I’ve always enjoyed the Marvel Family and the cover to The Fantastic Four #12, to which this is an homage, is one
A few months ago, I posted my pencils to my homage to the classic cover for The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #3 featuring Spidey, the Hulk, and a great selection of Avengers. My fellow instructor at the Kubert School, inker extraordinaire, Mike Sellers, decided to ink it himself and here is the beautiful result. He
I posted a preview snippet of this one last month. Now I can show the inks for the entire piece. Here is a re-imagining of Jack Kirby’s classic cover for the iconic The Fantastic Four #1 from 1961. On this version, Marvel Comics’ FF is facing an earlier Kirby creation, DC Comics’ The Challengers of
