Who knew that if you actually make an attempt at selling these things, they sell! So, let's keep this going. This week's AP's are from the Golden Age Of Comics set by Breygent. The links are below:
Saturday, June 10, 2017
Monday, June 5, 2017
Thursday, June 1, 2017
Voltron And Star Wars Artist Proof Sketch cards

This week's Artist Proofs are for the Voltron and Star Wars Galaxy 5 sets put out by 5Finity and Topps. The links are below:
Voltron SOLD
Voltron (Chip)
Ben Kenobi SOLD
YodaSOLD
Cantina BandSOLD
Darth MaulSOLD
Labels:
5finity,
Artist Proofs/Return Cards,
Lucasfilm,
sketch cards,
Star Wars,
Topps,
Voltron,
Yoda
Tuesday, May 30, 2017
C4 Sketches
Here are some sketches from this past weekend's Cherry Capital Comic Con in Traverse City, MI. The top sketches are from Friday night's Drink N Draw session, so a bunch of fellow creators and such. The bottom sketches are con goers. I particularly liked The Flash with dad shorts.
Thursday, May 25, 2017
Cherry Capital Comic Con 2017
This Friday, Saturday and Sunday I will be set up in Artists Alley at C4 in Traverse City, MI. This is a great con held at the Grand Traverse Resort every year, so if you are in the area for this Memorial weekend stop on by. I will have all the usual paraphernalia; books, original art, sketch cards, prints and will be doing commissions, as well. See you there!
Wednesday, May 24, 2017
Archie Comics and The Avengers Artist Proof Sketch Cards
These here nifty sketch cards are my AP/return cards for doing an Archie Comics set for 5Finity and one for the The Avengers TV series. The links are below:
Emma Peel 2 SOLD
Labels:
5finity,
Archie,
Artist Proofs/Return Cards,
ebay,
sketch cards,
Strictly Ink,
The Avengers
Friday, May 19, 2017
Drumpf Toon
I haven't done a cartoon of our fearful leader in awhile, so here is one that pertains to his desire for validation in doing the most trivial of things.
Politicians are a boon for cartoonists and this guy is a cornucopia of plenty. It helps that his personality and actions go hand in hand with his physical stature. The only Presidents in recent history that I've heard other cartoonists, especially editorial ones having a hard time with were Ford and Obama. They were just too ordinary looking. I think that the only two cartoonists who did a good job with Ford was Jeff MacNelly of Shoe fame and the Detroit News' own Draper Hill. But, there was nothing to exaggerate on the guy, maybe a high forehead, but that was about it.
But of course, Trump has all kinds of stuff to lampoon. I think his fat head and his fat ass kind act as a sort of a ballast. Maybe they have a purpose, after all.
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