Thursday, April 9, 2009
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Boredom
Howdy,
Sometimes at work the mind wanders.
Here's a couple of marker pen sketches I did while waiting for something to set at work.
Sometimes at work the mind wanders.
Here's a couple of marker pen sketches I did while waiting for something to set at work.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Hello again
Howdy,
I'm back.
Lots of stuff going on outside the blog, so don't expect regular postings.
Here's a piece I did back in 1978.
I'm back.
Lots of stuff going on outside the blog, so don't expect regular postings.
Here's a piece I did back in 1978.
Friday, January 16, 2009
Scratchboard stuff
Howdy,
Some stuff done on scratchboard for a possible goth line of stationary and invitations.
Some stuff done on scratchboard for a possible goth line of stationary and invitations.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
New dog for the Obama's
Howdy,
With respect to Sleestak at Lady, That's My Skull (link list on right. Go now!).
With respect to Sleestak at Lady, That's My Skull (link list on right. Go now!).
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Monday, January 12, 2009
Sunday, January 11, 2009
More influences
Howdy,
After John Severin and Will Eisner, the next biggest influence on my art would have to be Mort Drucker. Most people know him only as the guy who does the brilliant movie and television satires for Mad magazine. He also did some great stuff before that, most notably for the line of DC war comics. His soldiers look like real people, not the super-soldiers of most war comics. The machinery has an authentic feel to it.
Here is a story from "All American Men of War #58".
After John Severin and Will Eisner, the next biggest influence on my art would have to be Mort Drucker. Most people know him only as the guy who does the brilliant movie and television satires for Mad magazine. He also did some great stuff before that, most notably for the line of DC war comics. His soldiers look like real people, not the super-soldiers of most war comics. The machinery has an authentic feel to it.
Here is a story from "All American Men of War #58".
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Friday, January 9, 2009
Doodles
Howdy,
I was sitting around the house with some really cheap marker pens and doodled a few things.
I was sitting around the house with some really cheap marker pens and doodled a few things.
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Out of the Shadows #10
Howdy,
Feeling lazy today, so I thought I would try this old horror comic posting thing.
From "Out of the Shadows #10" a story with art by the amazing Alex Toth.
Plus a bonus ad with good advice for any one who wants to be "well paid, looked up to and in love with their job".
Feeling lazy today, so I thought I would try this old horror comic posting thing.
From "Out of the Shadows #10" a story with art by the amazing Alex Toth.
Plus a bonus ad with good advice for any one who wants to be "well paid, looked up to and in love with their job".
Sunday, January 4, 2009
Satan Panel
Howdy,
Did this recently for the boss at the place I work. He has a flatbed truck and wanted to put panels around the perimeter of the bed. The white areas would be cut out of a sheet of metal and then the panel would be powder coated.
Did this recently for the boss at the place I work. He has a flatbed truck and wanted to put panels around the perimeter of the bed. The white areas would be cut out of a sheet of metal and then the panel would be powder coated.
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Friday, January 2, 2009
Fine Art pt.2
Howdy,
I have a thing for painting tigers. This one I started with oils and brushes. I then finished it off by rubbing the edges of green and brown with an old cloth. Sped up the process that way and gave it a kind of speedlines effect. I was really pleased with the way it turned out, which , as any one who knows me will tell you, is not very often.
I have a thing for painting tigers. This one I started with oils and brushes. I then finished it off by rubbing the edges of green and brown with an old cloth. Sped up the process that way and gave it a kind of speedlines effect. I was really pleased with the way it turned out, which , as any one who knows me will tell you, is not very often.
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Fine Art pt. 1
Howdy,
Thought I would share a few of my oil paintings done over the years.
This first one is a scene from China I made up with some help from a photo in some book. I changed the shape of the pagoda and added the tree brances in the foreground.
Thought I would share a few of my oil paintings done over the years.
This first one is a scene from China I made up with some help from a photo in some book. I changed the shape of the pagoda and added the tree brances in the foreground.
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