Emma Stone

This is a warm-up drawing I did this morning to start my day. It's Emma Stone, though I think it looks a bit like Meg Foster, too. This is mechanical pencil on Canson XL series sketchbook paper. It's for sale (cheap!) in my Etsy store if you'd like to buy it.

The Enchantress

Yesterday was the 19th anniversary of Jack Kirby's death. In celebration, it was also Kirby Create Day, and here's my contribution. This is The Enchantress (one of Thor's most persistent nemeses). Brush and ink and Prismacolor markers on Bristol board.

Ivanna and the Wolf

Here's the finished version of the drawing I started last month. This is for a role playing game. My friend, Renee, who is the author of the game, decided to make a film out of the story for her film class. She's raising money on IndieGoGo for the budget and prints of this drawing are incentives. If she gets to her stretch goal, we'll be doing a comic version of the story, too. After her fundraiser closes, I'll probably have prints of this in my Etsy store.

Anyway, this is mostly brush and ink on Bristol board with some splattered white paint and Pitt pen work in the background.

Ivanna and the Wolf WIP

This is Ivanna and the Wolf, a Rule 63 version of an old Russian folk tale. This is for a role-playing game a friend of mine has written. It's about a third done right now. I wanted to do something very different from the usual woman warrior fantasy art I see. This almost has more in common with fashion illustration. Anyway, this is an excuse to make lots of fun textures in ink. This was drawn with a number 2 Windsor and Newton watercolor brush in sumi ink on Bristol board over red col-erase Prismacolor. I'm probably going to make prints of this for sale in my Etsy store once it's done.

Revenge

This started in my sketchbook and then took over my brain for a week. The first three panels are Pitt pens on crappy sketchbook paper, the rest is (mostly) sumi ink on Bristol board. This may or may not be autobiographical.

Revenge panel 3 WIP

This is a panel from a comic I'm working on (I hope to finish it tomorrow or Tuesday). This is still a work in progress so I haven't bothered to drop out the col-erase pencils in Photoshop. I'm particularly pleased with how this is turning out, so I wanted to share it. It almost looks like I know what I'm doing.

I'm hoping to coax the rest of this from my failing Pitt brush pens. I need new ones. This isn't going to be as filthy as this panel suggests it will get. I would post this on Facebook, but I suspect it violates their terms of service, so I guess not.

Nazgul

I've been letting this blog lie a little bit fallow lately. That's bad, methinks, so here's a piece I did for my failed Fantastic Fest fundraiser. The client wanted a horse but left it up to me to determine what else I would draw, so here you go. Pitt pens and Copic markers on Bristol board. It turned out pretty well, all in all.