She Hulk!

She Hulk is a mood…or muse, in this case. For a grittier feel I didn’t bother cleaning up the drawing after scanning and kept the colors very loose. The results, as I expected, are a little mixed. But worth exploring further. And who doesn’t like cats?

Behind The Scenes

Here’s another illustration from my children’s book that unfortunately never got published. I'm happy to share the piece now on my blog so people get a chance to see it. As always, I'm forever grateful for everyone's support.

Story Time

It’s always hard when a project you put your heart and soul into doesn’t see the light of day. This image is from a creator owned (that’s me) series of children’s books that unfortunately never got published. Enough time has passed, though, that I feel I can finally share a few illustrations from it. It’s my hope to repurpose some of the artwork for other projects.

WildStorm

This year marks the 30th Anniversary of WildStorm Productions, a comic book publishing company founded by legendary artist, Jim Lee. I was hired as a junior designer and eventually became art director for their consumer products department.

To honor the many amazing artists and comic book characters that came out of WildStorm, I’ve begun working on some fanart pieces. This is my take on the enigmatic VOID from Jim Lee’s ‘WildCAT’s’ and the feisty FREEFALL from Jeff Scott Campbell’s ‘Gen13’.

 

Heads Up!

These are some recent portrait commissions. They’re a bit of a call back to my youth drawing caricatures at amusement parks. I always have fun discovering unique new ways to draw faces. With these, I started with simple pencil sketches then applied color digitally in Photoshop.

Who Wants Cake?

It’s gotta be somebody’s birthday today out there somewhere. If it is, this one’s for you! I haven’t drawn anything this silly just for fun in quite a while. So it felt really good to flex the imaginative side of my brain again. Here’s hoping everyone gets to have their cake and eat it too!

Spidey Sense

I bought a lot of comic books as a kid and Spider-Man was no exception. My favorite runs were drawn by Rick Leonardi and Sal Buscema, who quickly became huge influences on my work. Here's a quick take on everyone’s favorite web-slinger being attacked by Dr. Octopus!