I’m in the process of rebuilding the ol’ portfolio. This is something that I have to do every now and then. Normally during convention season, I’m selling a lot of pieces out of my portfolio leaving it with lots of blank, empty sleeves by the end of the year. 2020, of course, was a bust
Happy New Year, Everybody! It’s been a while but I want to come back and resurrect the old site. My plan is to update things by posting a lot of the artwork I’ve produced during my sabbatical. Please keep coming back and checking out what’s new. As usual… and thank God… I’ve kept busy so
SHAZAM! The Marvel Family pay homage to the iconic cover to The Fantastic Four #1 by the legendary “king,” Jack Kirby on this private commission that I’ve gotten ready for my pal and long, long time supporter, Henry Wagner. I’ll be delivering this one in person at this week’s Garden State Comic Fest at the
I’ve posted the pencils and inks to this piece but now here is the final product in color! The beautiful colors and the top notch lettering were both by my pal and another protege of mine from the Joe Kubert School, Fabio Redivo. Longtime followers of this blog might remember Fabio working on my stuff
Here is another piece I worked up for fun. This one features DC Comics’ “Big Three,” Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman. In a recent post, I mentioned how my Superman is inspired by longtime Superman artists, Curt Swan and Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez. Both Wonder Woman and Batman also draw upon the work of Garcia-Lopez. A
Crossovers remain one of my most popular themes. On this one, DC Comics’ Superman meets Marvel Comics’ Incredible Hulk. Lately I find that when I finish a job… especially a pretty heavy one… I like to indulge myself with a piece I draw just for fun. That’s what happened with this one. I just wrapped
Here is a private commission from this past East Coast Comicon of a classic Batgirl from the 1966 Batman TV show on a blank Archie Meets Batman ’66 sketch cover. Batgirl here was drawn in pencil, inked and colored using a combo of Copic and Chartpak markers. I made a video of myself applying the
With the movie Spider-Man: Far From Home opening this year, this will certainly be the year of the bubble-helmeted bad guy, Mysterio. While Mysterio has always been a personal favorite of mine, I’ve always loved this guy… Electro! And it me it’s not Electro if he’s not wearing that outrageous starfish shaped mask! This pin-up
I love commissions involving the Legion of Super Heroes and this was definitely a fun one. Here as requested by the commissioner we have Archie Comics’ Betty Cooper dressed as Saturn Girl from DC Comics’ The Legion of Super Heroes. Specifically, Betty here is decked out in Saturn Girl’s 1970’s costume as designed by Dave
Here is a headshot of Archie Comics’ Veronica Lodge done as a personal commission for a private Veronica fan. The piece measures 9″ x 12″ and is inked and colored with a combination of Copic and Chartpak markers. I remain, as always, available for private commissions. In this case, the buyer approached me on Facebook
