Stepping way out of the comfort zone here. Never really spent a lot of time on super heroes. Personally I find anatomy to be one of my biggest weaknesses.

Also tried to walk a finer line between quality and time spent. Unfortunately I think this one suffered a bit, but I've got to keep at it and see if I can't come up with a speedier workflow.

Labels: Batman, pen and ink, Photoshop

I'm not saying I'd ever write a vampire comic, but if I did, it would look something like this. I would also say it should go without saying that under no uncertain terms would this vampire ever sparkle in daylight.

Labels: pen and ink, robots, Vampire

The new web site design is finally up! I've been plugging away at this one here and there for a while, so it's nice to finally get it going. I'm hoping this is more accessible, with a bit more leeway to make changes in the future. I've added links to my deviantART, and Twitter accounts. For some reason, I've never thought to link to these here before. I've got some more things I want to get up on the site, as well as revamp how I handle mobile traffic, but for now this should do. If you're reading this on the RSS feed, please stop by and poke around.

In other news, it looks like my involvement in "Don't Get Sucked Under the Escalator!" has come to a close. No need to get into the specifics, but it does look like the project will be completed with an entirely new artist. As for what my next project is, I have a few ideas, but I'll post more when I have more to say. In the mean time, I thought I'd post some of the finer moments from my work on Escalator. These are just snippets of pages, character designs and ideas I was rather proud of. Enjoy!

Labels: comics, Escalator, Illustrator, Photoshop, Web Site Design