Beltway Jungle

These are some quick inspirational pieces I did for a pitch I've been working on. The story takes place in a future where the swamp Washington DC was built on is claiming the made-made structures there.

Less Talk, More Baseball

I know I keep promising to post all kinds of stuff other than sketchbook material, and that time will come soon. I have a few new Image projects I am going to be working on over the next year as well as something else I am hoping to get off of the ground.

In the meantime, two panels form RED HERRING as well as something I threw together for fun, inspired by Phil Noto's sketchbook, which was, in turn, inspired by pulp novel covers of the 1960's.

Ahh, the Heads

Just a bunch of sketchy heads. More stuff with some content that is not sketchy heads to be posted soon, I promise. The WildStorm book I worked on with Philip Bond, David Tischman, Guy Major, and Rob Leigh called RED HERRING (issue # 1) was released in stores last Wednesday. People seem to like it...and so can you. Go get some RED HERRING!







And for Jesse Hamm:

Just a coincidence that my pink sketch looks like her, but wow.

Ting!

More designs for a TBA character and story.

Chicas

I am in the process of designing characters for some projects I have coming up, and here are a few unlabeled sketches of assorted cuties. The first drawing, however, is a convention drawing I did of Mary Jane Watson.

Speaking of cuties, I purchased the Phil Noto sketchbook, TRANS AM CHAMPIONS, in San Diego recently and must say it is a wonderful book. Great retro paperback style illustrations, just good art to behold.

The Fantastic Four

Here is the Fantastic Four piece I drew, all colored up by gifted colorist, Christina Strain.

Quickie

Not much time to post today, but San Diego Comic-Con was great. I have a lot of good news and potential good news that I hope to write about soon. Lots of new sketches to post here as well. For now, here is some stuff that has built up in my sketchbook over the last week or so.