Spooky season is here! Inktober Day 15 – Todays #uniquetober 15 prompt is Simpsons Treehouse of Horror. I decided to go with Werewolf Bart for this one.
Post
Post
INKTOBER 2022 DAY 14
Spooky season is here! Inktober Day 14 – Todays #uniquetober 14 prompt is Wonder Woman Witching Hour. I really like this version of Wonder Woman for this supernatural tale featuring the Dark Justice League.
I’m excited to start the ink wash process on this new Nyx illustration that will be the cover artwork for my indie comic magazine Unique Realm Illustrated Issue #4 featuring the story of Twisted Fate. In this progress shot, I stared by inking the face area first with Faber-Castell PITT pens. After that, I used… Read more »
Post
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2022
Happy New Year!!! A huge thank you to all my mentors, peers, fans and friends for your continued love, support and interest with my art journey. I am very grateful to everyone who has stopped by my booth, bought prints, stickers, original art, my indie comics, liked, shared or commented on my post! You all… Read more »
Here’s the finished up Sinestro Sketch Cover and the last step to my process. This is my favorite part of the process, adding all the little things that bring the artwork together. I add yellow to the energy with marker and acrylic using dry brush. For the ring power glow I use the same technique…. Read more »
Here’s the next step in my creative process of adding color to this Sinestro Sketch Cover. Topic’s are very similar to watercolor. You have to start with the lightest color first and slowly build up layers of overlapping darker colors and tones. Like with watercolor paint you need to use the white of the paper… Read more »
Here’s my starting process to laying down color on this Sinestro Sketch Cover. Since the DC Sketch Cover surface takes markers well I’ll use a combination technique of Copic and Liquitex. After the base background is put down, I’ll mask off the logo and Sinestro with tracing paper and painter tape. The star field is… Read more »
Here is the finished up Superman Red Son Sketch Cover. The artwork was rendered with Copics, Faber-Castell artist pen, uni-ball Signo Gel Pen, and to achieve the heat vision glow I used Liquitex.
Here’s progress shot 2 of this Superman Red Son Sketch Cover. The collar and cape are finished up. Now I’m moving on to adding color to the costume. Medium used for adding color is Copics.
I finally got around to cleaning out my art satchel from Comic Con Revolution and came across this illustration I did of my character Nyx. I’ve been contemplating on getting these type of sketch boards to have at conventions. The surface of this sketch board takes ink and maker great. A few art friends have… Read more »