Showing posts with label Mars Attacks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mars Attacks. Show all posts

Monday, July 8, 2024

Recent Sketch Card Commissions

 


These two sketch cards were commissioned along with the sci-fi drawing posted last month for a gentleman across the pond. As I've said before, I always enjoy doing commissions for this client, as he always knows what he wants and they are always fun to do. 

The first card was based on one of the original Mars Attacks cards from the set by Topps in the 1950's. For this one, he wanted the figures to be reversed with the Martian being the victim to the Polka Dot Girl (the client's own creation). The second card was based on the intro to the Man from U.N.C.L.E. series from the 60's, but with the Polka Dot Girl in place of Robert Vaughn. A couple of fun cards.

Wednesday, January 24, 2018

Fantasy Art and Mars Attacks Artist Proof Sketch Cards



Ok, lets get back at some listings! Here are some Artist Proof cards that I did for the Fantasy Art set by Unstoppable Cards and the ones for the Mars Attacks set by Topps. The individual links are below:


Mars 1    Mars 2    Mars 3

Mars 4    Mars 5    Mars 6



Wednesday, March 9, 2016

Let's Make America Ack-Ack Again!


I'll just put this one out there...

Monday, August 27, 2012

Mars Attacks Return Cards


Last week I received my Mars Attacks return cards, or Artist Proofs, if you prefer. Each company has a different label for them. In this case, Topps calls them 'return cards.' You know the drill. If interested send me an e-mail. I also have a very cool Russell Walks sketch card that I will be putting up for sale soon.

Sometime this week I'll finally do a write up about my experience at Wizard World Chicago. I've so busy since coming home that I keep putting it off, but will remedy that soon.

Friday, June 29, 2012

Mars Attacks Sketch Cards




 Here are a few of the 100 sketch cards that I did for the Mars Attacks set put out by Topps and should be out soon, if it already isn't. This set was unique in that it is based on the original 1960's card set put out then by Topps and not the 90's movie by Tim Burton.