Found a little time between projects and prepping for Comic Con to finish this Venom Sketch Cover. I continued to work with more dry brush technique on the rest of the body area. Once Venom was finished up, I moved on to the logo area. For this area, I used uni POSCA paint markers to… Read more »
Slowly making a little more progress on this sketch cover between various projects. On this progress stage, I moved on to rendering the the face area with dry brush technique to create the symbiote texture.
I’m slowly making a little more progress on this Venom Sketch Cover between various projects. With the background all finished up, I moved on to painting the mouth area. I started painting the tongue first and built up the color layers with dry brush technique. Then I moved on to rendering the gums with the… Read more »
Started working on this Sketch Cover. With the Venom Sketch Cover pencils all finished up, I moved on to painting the background. Here is the process behind the work in progress 1. The background was laid down by layering different tones of red upon each other. Once the look I was going for was achieved,… Read more »
It’s an honor and privilege to be part of this amazing project. There is this deep connection to life like nothing else when your giving back to the world to be a better place with the talents and abilities you have. Crowdfunding on INDIEGOGO starts in 5 days. Let’s get this comic book funded, please share and… Read more »
Been busy with knocking out projects, commissions and conventions so haven’t had a chance to share the finished painted Doctor Doom Sketch Cover. Here it is all finished up. Rendered with Faber-Castell PITT artist pens, POSCA paint markers and Liquitex paint.
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2019 EAST LA CAPE
This Saturday, I will be at the El Gallo Plaza for the East LA CAPE. I will have original art, custom sketch covers, custom shoes, prints, and my indie comic magazine & apparel at my table.
Almost finished up on this Doctor Doom Sketch Cover. This stage moved on to rendering the hood area. Lots of going back and forth with layering build up to get a cloth texture feel. Rendering with Faber-Castell PITT art pens and Liquitex paint.
Here is a little more progress on this Doctor Doom Sketch Cover. Finished up all the metal area and moved on to the inside hood area.
Here is Doctor Doom Sketch Cover painting stage 02. For this stage, I continued working on the metal areas and the eyes of this sketch cover. Stared stage 02 by finishing up the eyes. Then, I moved on the metal areas by going back and forth with dry brush blending of the various tones of the… Read more »