Good Cop Bad, Cop

Wonder Woman

Stick & Rudder Sneak Peek

Here' a sketch from a new Stick & Rudder book I'm working on for Born Press.
What's the new book about... About 28 pages.
In the meantime, you can check out all the cool Stick & Rudder books over at their site.
Stickrudder.com

One for the Nurses.

This stud takes out the garbage.
My wife usually checks my Blog, so here's a drawing for all her lady nurse friends at Methodist.

Tom Richmond Inking Workshop

I learned a lot about inking during a workshop given by Mad's Tom Richmond.
I drew Bret Favre. it's far from a good likeness, but the important thing was to learn inking techniquies.

Super Hero Babe

Indiana Jones Sketch 2

Evan Longoria

Not Eva. This guy is projected to be the next big baseball star.
Pencil Sketch with attached reference photo.

Indiana Jones

Rough Sketch.
Looking forward to the new film

Medieval Wench

Zombie Cheerleaders From Hell

Did this one for a Toon Weekly Entry, I ended uo spending a lot more time on it than I should have. I like how it turned out though

Clown Girl

Another Toon weekly entry,

Happy Birthday Cary Grant

Octopuss

Rocker Girls

Another drawing for toon weekly

Ann-Margret (Sort of)

I drew this while watching Ann Margret in "The Cheap Detective" Damn She was Hot.
Not really a great liknesss but I like the drawing anyway.

Cyborg

Another entry for Toon Weekly. The challenge this time was a cyborg.

Skater girl

Entries for Toon Weekly

The challenge this week is an 80's Comedy.
I chose Linda (Phoebe Cates) from Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Along with Brad (Judge Reinhold) behind her.





Did this wrestler for Toon Weekly, A Character design website run by my Friend Mike Giblin.
The challenge was a female wrestler.

Fore Play

I started with a rough pencil sketch. This is actually a cleaner version if the original. My original sketch is usually a really rough series of scribbles of forms.







I inked this with a Pitt brush pen right over top of my blue line sketch. I inked it as i was originally going to just fill it with flat colors. I can still do that if i want. This aslo gives me a line art version if I want to paint it digitally or just use it black & white.




I decided to paint this with watercolors with out black comic book outlines, so I transferred it to watercolor via my animation disc backlight