The Women Of The Avengers Sketch Cards

These are the sketch cards that I did for the Women of the Avengers set that will be released this July by Unstoppable Cards. This is one of four sets that I worked on for them and will be showing them all soon enough.

Con Sketches

Some doodles from this past weekend's Cherry Capital Comic Con in Traverse City, MI

Cherry Capital Comic Con

I will be leaving in a couple of hours for Traverse City where I'll be a guest at the Cherry Capital Comic Con. I will be at table #509 in artists alley and will have copies of the Stoopid Stuf cartoon book, Bifocals and Beer Goggles. Kevin Minor will be on hand as well, to sign copies.

A couple of my artist buddies did the posters for this year's show, Jay Fosgitt and Jeff Manley. It's a great one-two punch and I think the best posters yet, so pick up your copy this weekend.

See you there!

Wonder Man and The Beast stirring up some trouble

This is a recent commission that was done and there is a story behind this one. Tales of And Diego Comic Con… You see Wonder Man and the Beast are trying to convince this young lady of the night of something inappropriate. Hijinks ensue.

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Bifocals And Beer Goggles

These two beauties are the front and back covers of the Stoopid Stuf book before colors and text. You can see some of the changes that were made and effects added to make the covers look as completed. The book debuted this past weekend at the Motor City Comic Con, but if you didn't snag a copy then you can always pick one up through either Kevin or I and also on Amazon.com.

Motor City Comic Con and Friday Ink

Walter White
9x12
india ink on bristol

This here is my Breaking Bad drawing done for the Motor City Comic Con that starts today and goes through Sunday. Stop on by my table in artist alley where I will have copies of the first Stoopid Stuf book by Kevin Minor and myself. It's full color and has 100 cartoons!

Jack Kerouac and Neal Cassidy

Here is a recent commission that I did of the beat writers Jack Kerouac and his friend Neal Cassidy. Done in watercolor and keeping with the limited palette of white, black and yellow as in past watercolor portraits. The white on Cassidy's face isn't so prominent in the original. For internet purposes I cleaned up the background some because I can never seem to scan a watercolor piece without getting shade from the rumpled paper. Anyways, a fun and challenging piece to work on and I particularly like how the colored pencil underlay interacted with the watercolor. A good mix.