Thursday, January 07, 2010

Makoto in SSFIV, yes?

SSFIV - which is to say, Super Street Fighter IV. Makoto is a character from SF3: Third Strike. She is rumoured to be included in the roster of the upcoming SSFIV. If that is the case, i will be most pleased. Few months away from release and Capcom still hasn't announced the full roster, very irritating.


Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Snippet

Here the elusive update gingerly pokes its head out from the bushes. Cautious, tentative, yet eager to leap full force into the daylight when the time is right. And the time is right! Right now!



Here's a partial piece of what my inked pages look like right before I scan them in for colouring. This is the bottom half of page 23 of 'Project: Roffelcopter' aka 'B-Universe' aka Untitled Long Term Comic Book Project. Another flashback scene like the green coloured ones I posted some time ago.

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Intro colour test revised



Works better like this.

Inking and colouring of all pages is underway. Storyboarding complete as of July, 09.
total pages in storyboards: 103
total pages estimated for final version after editing: ~75

Thursday, July 02, 2009

Happy 60th Birthday Mom!

Something involving music was the request here.

Happy birthday mom. :)

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Cross generational schoolgirl action

Quick contribution to a DrawingBoard.org thread.

You know, I'm really starting to dislike that intro to my book posted below. It needs more tweaking. There's no sense of speed and the lead up to the helipcopter crash on page three doesn't work. The rest of the book is coming together really smoothly, just this intro that doesn't want to cooperate for some reason.

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Intro sequence colour test



Howard goes out with a bang. Or a "KA-BOOM" as the case may be. :p

This is pages 1-4 of the book. Same as the other colour tests, i'm leaving out most of the dialogue for now.

What I might do moving forward here is to release the story in chapters on my website as I finish them, rather than wait until the whole thing goes to print. Say, 4 chapters, 20-25 pages each, something like that.

Make sure to click on the images to see the full size versions.

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Colour test pages

Plugging right along. These two pages are part of a flashback sequence that occurs about a third of the way through the story. The fellow in the glasses is my protagonist. His name is Howard H. Reynolds.

I'm working on the intro sequence right now. It was initially a 10 page car chase, then it was a 6 page car chase, and, as of RIGHT NOW, it is a totally redrawn four page car chase. I had to hack that thing to pieces and rebuild from scratch to get it to work. It works much better as a short flash of gun toting craziness, rather than the extended action movie thing I had going before. Fun times. Just fiddling with the colour on that part now.

Friday, September 19, 2008

Something


There ya go. This weeks Illustration Friday topic is "Island" so here's something island related to break the 8 month dry spell.

43 pages and counting....

Sunday, February 10, 2008

Wizard of Oz... in space

So the story behind this is I drew this up as a contribution to an Oz tribute thread over at the drawing board forum, but then promptly got distracted with starting a new comic project and never got around to finishing it. It'll get done properly eventually, until then here's the inks where I left off.


The aforementioned new comic project, -tentatively entitled "god", or maybe "destroyer of worlds" or something like that- is coming along nicely, thumbnailing is around 80% complete.

Monday, December 24, 2007

Tintin fan art

Older brother asked for a Tintin styled t-shirt for Christmas and I obliged.

Merry Christmas everybody!

Saturday, November 24, 2007

Womens Tennis is Awesome



New artwork on the blog, 6 full pages of it, it's exciting times indeed. I hereby present, "Womens Tennis is Awesome".... because it is.

Friday, September 14, 2007

Shaky Handed Artist's Guide to Inking

Did an inking tutorial on request. 'Bout time I updated with some artwork eh? The complete tutorial can be viewed here:

Shaky Handed Artist's Guide to Inking

Note- the image is likely larger than your screensize, meaning your web browser may automatically make it smaller to fit the entire thing on your screen. If so, click directly on the image and you will be given the option to view it as full size. Internet Explorer shows a little box you have to click on, Firefox/Mozilla will zoom in on it automatically when you click directly on it.