Showing posts with label cover. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cover. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 3, 2018

Comic Covers - Recent

Here are some recent covers for various indie comic projects :) See more cover work in my comic portfolio.











Wednesday, April 6, 2016

Cover Sample - Spider-Man

Colored up my Spider-Man drawing and added the logo just for fun. This is by no means official Marvel art (I wish), but I thought it would be important for my portfolio to show something that looks like a final cover. Hope you enjoy :)



Tuesday, March 22, 2016

Covers - Jamie Evans Books

Here's a series of covers I did for writer Jamie Evans. I went more "stylistic" or "comic book" than my usual more photo-real illustration style. I personally like the look and simpler color palettes.





Monday, December 23, 2013

Illustration - The Savior

Slight update of my character's design. Still working away at the artbook for this as well as a comic book series. Pretty excited. Stay tuned.


Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Art Dump

I haven't posted here in a while, but I've still been drawing. So I'm just going to dump some of my recent paintings into this post and I'll try to be more regular with posting after this. I've been busy :). I hope you enjoy!















Thursday, April 19, 2012

Illustration - Tex Mechs

This would probably be a movie on the SyFy channel. I did this for the Bloodsports Challenge over at Crimson Daggers. I had a lot of fun with this. The topic alone was fun to mess with. Western meets mechs. I love crossing two worlds like this. It's fun and interesting.

I had never drawn mechs before. So I was excited I'd get to try. It's harder than I thought, but funner than I thought as well. The design might not be great, but for my first mech design I'm definitely happy with it. The design was heavily inspired by Ashley Wood, as well as modern military tank design. You can see the painting studies I did of military vehicles below.

I definitely want to experiment with more mech design because it's interesting and something I should learn anyways. Playing with shapes and functionality is a great exercise. You'll see in my design process I used silhouettes at first to get a good idea of shape and form. Which is what mechs are essentially.

Process


Designs

Composition Sketches

Studies