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Monday, November 15, 2010

Commissioned piece - David Marquez


Meanwhile to tide you over while I work on my color stuff - I went to Austin Comic Con this weekend, and got David Marquez to sketch Emma Frost for me. He is a talented artist who has done some Top Cow and Archaia work, and has some stuff coming with Marvel soon as well. I was really impressed with his Top Cow Pilot Season book, The Asset, so that's why I decided I wanted a sketch from him. Enjoy.

Keep in mind, since this is not my work, please don't re-use it or sell it or anything...

(Actually don't do that with my work either come to think of it, at least not without my permission ;) )

Fewer sketches, more finals

So I decided I'll be doing some fully rendered, possibly inked, definitely colored pieces. I will actually try to mix and match those with some daily sketches now and again as well. The idea is to keep doing art every night, but to just get some more quality work finished as well.

In the meantime as I progress on the larger scale stuff, I will try to post w.i.p., so you guys can see my progress and also so I keep in the habit of posting, but it won't be every night during that time.

Ok, see you back here with more stuff soon.

Saturday, November 13, 2010

Marvel One-A-Day - Day 101: Luke Cage


When you need to practice drawing back muscles, who better than Luke Cage?

So I was wondering, I'd really like to do some full colored finished pieces. But I don't think I can do it and keep up my pace of a sketch a night, if I do that. So what do you guys think? Would you prefer to see me finish some colored pieces, fully rendered, maybe even some with environments and backgrounds, that would take me a little longer, until I speed up my process? Or do you prefer to continue seeing something daily?

I'll keep going with daily unless the response for full color stuff is just overwhelming. Or we can do a vote that lasts until Monday.

Friday, November 12, 2010

Marvel One-A-Day - Day 100: Ms. Marvel


So here it is. Big # 100! I did one of my favorite characters, Ms. Marvel to celebrate.

Tomorrow, I may take a step back to re-evaluate how this exercise is going, expect some kind of update one way or the other.

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Marvel One-A-Day - Day 99: Mockingbird


Bobbi Morse, Hawkeye's on-again-off-again: Mockingbird.

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Marvel One-A-Day - Day 98: Super Soldier


The first of these sketches I did was Captain America, but that was Bucky Barnes. This is Steve Rogers in his current identity, Super Soldier.

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Monday, November 8, 2010

Marvel One-A-Day - Day 96: Colossus


Time for muscle studies! Haven't done this too much lately. So I'm going back to basics with muscular guys and gals. This week will have lots of pin-ups so get ready for heroes in skimpy outfits.

First up is Colossus, perhaps just coming out of the gym.

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Marvel One-A-Day - Day 95: Wolfsbane


I wanted to do a cuter version of the were-wolf, Wolfsbane, than artists usually portray.

Saturday, November 6, 2010

Friday, November 5, 2010

Marvel One-A-Day - Day 94: Polaris


Polaris, the daughter of Magneto. I had a ton of requests for her. I was going for a little bit of a saucy expression.

Man drawing faces are fun.

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Marvel One-A-Day - Day 93: The Thing




"Johnny!!!!! What a revoltin' development."

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Marvel One-A-Day - Day 91: Xavin and Lucy in the Sky


I know I've been spotty the last few weeks, but my travel schedule is calming down, and with the World Series over I won't have any more missed nights due to watching Rangers baseball. So hopefully I can back into my true "once-daily" routine.

This week I want to focus on facial expressions. I want to give my characters more personality, and I actually really like drawing them. Xavin and Karolina Dean from the series Runaways.