Artwork and writings of an aspiring artist.
Last March, I got the privilege of seeing an early screening of the movie Shazam. It was fun. Zachary Levi played the superhero lead effortlessly. His scenes with Jack Grazer (as Freddy) where he tests his powers were one of the brighter moments of the movie. While Asher Angel was also good as the young … Continue reading Pencils Only – Shazam
Did really have much time today, so I drew Jason Mamoa as Aquaman. Still have yet to see the film as of this post, but I've been hearing more positive than negative word of mouth so far. Penciling: 1 hour, 25 minutes
There are a few times when I have to draw figures in different perspectives. Sometimes, I can get away with just eye-balling it, where I look and imagine where thing's are going to be. Other times, I have to draw lines to help guide me. There are a few ways I can think of when … Continue reading The Body, pt. 2 – Perspectives
Big thanks to the people of Capital City Comic Con for having me participate at their artist alley this year. During my time, I got to do more commissions, including one on Marvel's classic symbiote, Venom. I also drew on a blank cover of Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-man. Looking forward to next year. Next … Continue reading Convention Art @ Capital City Comic Con 2018
This penciled drawing was inspired by a picture taken at a movie premier a few years ago. It was a group photo of the lead actors carrying one actor, with an actress at the end pulling his arm, and made a tense facial expression as if to say, "Mine!" This gave me a mental image … Continue reading Gamer Girl
Had a good time at Get Geek'd Expo this year. During my time there, I sold comics & prints, and drew characters at my table. This was based on a page from DC Comics Dark Nights: The Batman Who Laughs. In it, they revealed a dark multiverse, which included twisted iterations of numerous DC characters … Continue reading Convention Art @ Get Geek’d Expo, Day 2
With the Ant-Man and The Wasp now in theaters (at least in my area), I thought I'd spend my day off working on this piece. This is the continuation to an older post. I've been wanting to do this for some time. I was originally going to make a comic strip version in the simplistic … Continue reading Black Cover Variant, Ant-Man vs. Suicide Squad (WIP)
Based on the pages of Superman #9, during DC's Rebirth run. The comic is the second half of a two part story, where Superman, his son, and their dog, Krypto, are trapped on an island lost in time. Along the way, they meet a lone survivor (top right), who may know a way out. In … Continue reading Superman and Son: Escape From Dinosaur Island
Practicing to draw characters faster. This took 45 minutes to draw. I like this one better than the previous one. Might color it someday.
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