Friday, August 9, 2024

Ultraman, Series 3 Artist Proof Sketch Cards

 


As promised last week, here are my Artist Proof sketch cards done for the Ultraman, Series 3 card set recently released via RR Parks Cards. The links are below:


Friday, August 2, 2024

Ultraman, Series 3 Sketch Cards

 RR Parks Cards has launched their Kickstarter today for the Ultraman, Series 3 card set. You can get all the details here.  Below are some of the cards that I did for this set. 



Surprisingly, I went more Ultraman and supporting cast than Kaijus. I fixed that on Series 4.

I took a weird route with the large 'U' on the bottom half of the cards. I was trying something new... As always, I will post my Artist Proofs soon, so stay tuned. 

And, as always, drawing Ultraman is super fun. 

Monday, July 29, 2024

The Beanfield


So, I have a new post up on my Substack account about a cartoon strip that I used to do that was quite fun. Check it out Here.  

 

Wednesday, July 24, 2024

A Sketch Of The Controller

 


I'm currently working on a sketch card set and wanted to work out the poses some before committing to the actual card. I was kind of happy with this here sketch of the Marvel Comics villain The Controller. He was always one of my favorites, with his craggy, sculpted face. Pure evil. I gave him some funky teeth to go along with that beat up, etched face. 

Tuesday, July 16, 2024

All That Glitters...

 


The price of make-up should spike soon, if it hasn't already.

Friday, July 12, 2024

A Frankenstein's Monster Sketch

 




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pencil in sketchbook


A couple of years ago, I entered a local contest to design alternate covers to certain classic books and this was my entry, Frankenstein's monster ominously coming through a doorway.

Obviously, I didn't win.

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.