Thursday, April 30, 2009
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Thursday, April 23, 2009
More Necessary Horrors
Here are the first four pages of the book I'm doing with Stephen Lindsay creator of JHZ!
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Farscape 3 Cover
This is the challenger cover for Farscape #3 I did for BOOM! studios, they're limited to only 500 copies.
From sketch to digital paints using Corel painter, it took a little more than a day
to complete. I was real happy with how it turned out!
Friday, April 10, 2009
Necessary Horrors
Here's the first page of completed art for a new project I'm working on called Necessary Horrors with Stephen Lindsay, creator of "Jesus Hates Zombies".
Monday, April 6, 2009
How I do a page Finished
here it is all completed! Now onto the pencils for the next project called Necessary Horrors that I'll be doing with Stephen Lindsey. He's the creator/writer for "Jesus Hates Zombies".
Sunday, April 5, 2009
How I do a page
I've had a lot of people ask me what my process is, so I'm going to try and explain how and what i do.
first i start with a rough done in pencil, not always do i do this but I'm starting to more often because i never have any originals to show or sell at the conventions when people ask for them. i guess its one of the pitfalls working almost exclusively in digital!
next i use reference photo's and begin things in corel painter. first i did the panel with the eyes in black and white, once my values are were i like them i will either multiply a layer and color over the top, or lifting the image and color under the lines. if i color on top i will drop the multiply layer and blend, hi light and darken before addding another layer. if i color under i do everything on one layer and then just discard the original line work.
then i started the next panel, again in black and white. at some point i put both panels on the page to check for size, flow and page composition.
once i like how it looks i continue doing the panel by itself to completion. once it's painted i replace it back on the page and then I'm done!
this one's not totally complete yet but you get the idea!
first i start with a rough done in pencil, not always do i do this but I'm starting to more often because i never have any originals to show or sell at the conventions when people ask for them. i guess its one of the pitfalls working almost exclusively in digital!
next i use reference photo's and begin things in corel painter. first i did the panel with the eyes in black and white, once my values are were i like them i will either multiply a layer and color over the top, or lifting the image and color under the lines. if i color on top i will drop the multiply layer and blend, hi light and darken before addding another layer. if i color under i do everything on one layer and then just discard the original line work.
then i started the next panel, again in black and white. at some point i put both panels on the page to check for size, flow and page composition.
once i like how it looks i continue doing the panel by itself to completion. once it's painted i replace it back on the page and then I'm done!
this one's not totally complete yet but you get the idea!
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