A couple NEMO designs

Welp, big things afoot for the Nemo project. I've been spending the summer thus far doing a lot of design work for this book. Here's a jail cell for an early scene in the book, and a little detail of the interior of one of the subs. Toned with markers and powdered graphite. Enjoy

Another Captain America from HeroesCon

Here's another Cap I did for someone at Heroes Con this year. Thanks for putting it up Shannon Slayton !

Even MORE Blade Runner

 Periodic Heroes was having a Blade Runner week, so I HAD to show some love for one of my all time favorite movies. So below you'll find all of the Blade Runner animated images I've done so far with the most recent Deckard piece on top. Enjoy. If you haven't seen this film yet, you should watch the most recent edition of it, it is awesome.

The Empire Strikes ME!

So here's a little something I did for the Periodic Heroes blog, but as usual, after the mad rush dies down over there, I post them here. And as usual, below you will find my inks, and my colors. Also you can find this piece for sale on my "original art for sale" page here.

Wonderboy Sketch

Here's a sketch I did at HeroesCon for the ever lovable Dave Wheeler. A super great guy, and a super cool book. Go check his web site out http://mindwavecomics.wordpress.com/
GO WONDERBOY!

Process "Doubt"

So I did some art for church. They have projectors that display a "slide" image during the sermon, and they asked me to do the art for a series called "Doubt is not a four letter word?". So you can see the whole process below, from several thumbnails (and of course we went with the first idea I had) to pencils, inks, color, and how it finally looked on stage. Cool huh?

HeroesCon Cap sketch

So I had a great time at Heroes Con in Charlotte, saw lots of peeps I normally only converse with via email. It was cool to get to meet Tommy Lee Edwards whole family there too.  Here's a sketch I did for the super sassy David Allan Duncan. Worth every drop, tee hee.

Animal sketches

Some old sketchbooks I discovered had some animal drawings I completely forgot about. Here are a few.  I'll post more later. Drawing animals can be a fun way to practice drawing form and texture without the added pressure of getting a human figure "correct". All were done with black prismacolor pencil, a great sketching tool.

New page with art for sale.

Hey everyone. I've decided to start offering some of my stuff for sale on the ol blog. Go check it out here. Art for sale Thanks. Dove.

Canon Fall 2011 cover!

Here's the current state of the cover for the new issue of Canon! I think this is going to be a great issue. I had a great crew of grads. Should be available sometime in late summer. Thanks Dave, Gloria, Phil, and Chris (or should I say Maxamillian?). You guys rock! See cover process below. 10x15", pencils and inks on illustration board, kid finish. Color in Photoshop.