Tuesday, March 01, 2011

Soulfire Covers colored

Here are the colored versions of the Soulfire covers I posted the other day.  Also, Check out Mark Roslan's digital inks on my issue 2 cover.



And  here are some pencils from the pages previewed online for issue 0.


It's interesting to see these pages colored and soon to be in a book.  I did these last fall, before I had done the work on Untold Tales of Blackest Night.  When I look at the current art I'm doing, I can see that I've come a long way in only a few months.  With each book, I find myself outdoing my last efforts, tweaking things stylistically and really trying to evolve into the artist I want to be.  Issue 0 was my first issue on on actual series and hopefully the beginning of a long career doing something I'm passionate about.

Also, people have been asking if they can buy the original artwork seen.  I will have some prices up soon on some pieces.  Also if you find me at a convention at the Aspen booth, Ill have pages for sale there as well.  Stay tuned for more info!

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Soulfire Covers

Here are some covers I've done for Soulfire Volume 3.

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Untold Tales of Blackest Night

I got a unique opportunity in the summer to illustrate a short story written by DC's Editor Adam Schlagman.  When I got the story, I learned it focused around a character I had no clue about: Animal Man.  But I was up for a challenge and I really love all of the obscure DC characters so I jumped in head first.  I got some copy's of the old Grant Morrison Animal Man runs and read through some of it to understand the characters.  I also really had fun drawing his costume because it has some great elements, like the jacket.  Plus I got the draw him as a zombie.  Here are some pencils and the AMAZING inks by Ryan Wynn.  Enjoy.





Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Soulfire Volume 3

Last weekend I was invited out to the New York Comic Convention in order to promote the series I am working on with Aspen Comics.  It was really cool to be on the other side of the booth, signing autographs, doing commissions and being able to meet people.  At the Aspen Panel, they announced me as the new artist on Michael Turner's Soulfire.  I'm really excited for this opportunity, and I've been working hard to really make these issue's stand out.  Michael Turner was an amazing artist and creator and to be working on one of his flagship titles is an honor.  Check out the pencils and colours for the 3 promo shots that made there debut at NYCC.











Colors by Peter Steigerwald.