Galactic Files 2 Sketch Cards

Here are about half of the cards that I did for the Galactic Files 2 set that will come out within a month by Topps. This time around I did them as three card puzzle sets with a design element of some kind in the foreground. All three cards will have something in common or as a montage of a certain character.

Friday Ink: Dr. Girlfriend

Dr. Girlfriend
9x12
ink on bristol board
$30



Here's another Venture Bros. character for today's Friday Ink. That Monarch is one lucky bug.

Carnival Sketch Cards

Here are the sketch cards that I did for the Carnival set that will be forthcoming next week (I believe)from Viceroy Cards. A very different set than I am used to doing, that's for sure. You can expect that from Viceroy, as I am learning, they do very unique sets.

Friday Ink: The Monarch

The Monarch
9x12
ink on bristol board
$30


My Galactic Files 2 sketch cards are all finished, scanned, approved and shipped back, so it's time for a brand spankin' new Friday Ink drawing. This time it's The Monarch from the bestest cartoon on television today, The Venture Brothers. Can Dr. Girlfriend be far behind?

Astrobase Go!

Friday Ink: Old Spice, Baby!

That's Old Spice, Baby!
11x14
ink on bristol board
$30


I'm running a little behind today, so for today's Friday Ink, one from a couple of years ago featuring Bruce Campbell from the Old Spice commercial. I did this as part of a BC print featuring some of his iconic characters. It's a little bit larger than the ones I've been doing lately, but same great price.

General Ursus

General Ursus
colored pencil on tinted paper

General Ursus
acrylic and gold leaf on canvas


This week is the last chance that you will have to see the In A Gallery Far Far Away show at the River's Edge Gallery in Wyandotte. So, get on down river to see all that is sci-fi and pop culture, including the Byzantine-esque General Ursus. The top image is the prelim drawing that I did before the actual painting. That one is not featured at the show.

Frankenstein

Frankenstein
12x18
colored pencil on tinted paper


This is old Frank done as a prelim for a painting that is now more than under way. I wanted the painting to be a little more stylized than this here drawing, but I enjoyed doing this straight up version of the Stein. Lots of shadows and light to heighten the drama that is the monster.