Failure!

This was done for a book cover. Then I started putting the whole thing together and it just didn't work out. But I like the illustration and the coloring. Good thing I work fast.

Superman!

Did this story last year. It's fun. Need to re-work the craziness of the panels if I ever ink it.

Preliminary Drawings

I have a big drawing coming up with a lot of parts that's supposed to have a bunch of school kids doing various school kid kinds of things. So I started sketching what the kids should look like.

Then I drew the kid with the eyepatch with the missing arm and leg and it all went downhill from there.
But I think it's funny.

Loose Spidey Sketch

Spidey sketch. Less than three minutes of work.
I like it. I like to work loose.

Soldier Sketch

I'm working on a book that takes place during World War II.
It's big action and adventure.
This is me playing around with character ideas. Before I started this project I was sure - I was convinced - that I had no ability to draw an army helmet. So I did something groundbreakig and amazing and used some reference.
Now I'm confident with drawing army helmets.

Fun with Halftones

I liked the way this turned out and have been looking at halftone shading and gave it a try.
I have no idea if it's the right size halftone screen for printing at comic book size but it looks all right.
Either way, I'm pretty happy with the way it turned out.

One of Many Spidey Sketches

So what do you do when you can't think of anything else to draw?
Well, you draw Spider-Man.

Robot!

Robots are fun to doodle.
I'd like to have a whole 'finished' sketchbook of just robots.
That'll probably happen by the time I'm and old man.