Arkham City

Don't have the game, don't have the ps3 either, but the trailer still drove me nuts!! I already love this game.....

Comic Anthology Poster

I worked on a poster for a comic anthology that a group of friends are putting up. I was in charge of making a poster as a divider between one comic and another. Its called 'Pilot', they have a Facebook page so far as things are still in a working stage.



More stuff coming up!

THOR!

Thor was outstanding! Here's my take on his visit to the land of the Frost Giants.

Death Note - Ryuk

Happy new year everyone. This was the last painting I did for 2010, Ryuk from Death Note. I don't usually paint/draw fan art but I had some fun doing this one... so expect more to come!



Peace.

traditional sketches

Couple of traditional sketches. Digital paintings coming soon...

The Dark Knight?

A speedpainting fun. I just love the Dark Knight, but this time I thought to make him a little bit different.


Peace.

The Dark Knight Is Back!

Another speedpainting of the man!


Here is an article I just written on Consistency in art. Maybe you'll find it helpful.

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Superheroes Speedies

Some speedpaintings just to get started before the real work.

Emma Frost Painting

Comic Heroine Emma Frost.

The Dark Knight is watching....

Ironman

How To Paint Ironman on Howcast

Spiderman (digital way)

Here's another drawing of Spiderman this time done in digital.....

1. Sketching the basic position:


2. Solidifying the lines and shapes:


3. Inking process:


4. Spotting Blacks:



This is the final product:


Peace!

Comic Hero - DeadPool

Drawing of another Star in American Comics - DeadPool.
I did it on a Semi-Matt paper and to make the pencil work was really hard as the pencil couldn't draw well on this kind of surface... but in the end it came out pretty good!

Here it is:

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Spiderman - Traditional Way

Here are two drawings I did of Spiderman. I am still unsure if I will color them digitally... I did them the usual way they are done in comics. I have studied more in depth the anatomy and it's incredible on how many different things and aspects you have to keep in mind.

1. Here is the first example of Spiderman. This one I decided to ink it... in comic book industries there are people who do the pencil work, others who ink, and others who colour... but I've got to do all this by myself! :)



2. This one I kept it in pencil. It's a bit more rough regarding to strokes but overall it came out pretty well... I have challenged myself for this one. I had to make it in about 2 hours, in fact I did 1 hour on drawing and rendering Spiderman, and another hour to draw and render the background. (Mission accomplished!) :)
More Comic Heros to come...

Peace!