I did this one a while back, but it was really unfinished and needed more texture. I'm on spring break and have finally found the time to finish this one up. Let me know what you think.

So I thought I would put together a full process image that illustrates all the stages of my process. The first two are thumbnails , the third is a rough drawing, the four the final; drawing, fifth is the chosen color comp, and the last two are both different versions of the final image. I sort of like elements of both. Please, let me know what you think.

My First Comic (Believe it or Not)

This is one of my spreads for my Sequential Class. The story is about this woman who is trying to escape an unknown man. As she climbs these stairs her hair becomes longer. With this project I was trying to practice drawing women and hair because those are my two things I'm the weakest at drawing.

The Final Party

So this is the final piece for the party scene. I played around with different color combinations on this one. I'd really like some feedback if anyone wants to comment.

I thought I would post some process work instead of more finished projects. These are color studies for my next project, yes I know I can actually draw something other than a monster or a werewolf. Anyway let me know what you think.

So here is the latest. It's a transitional scene for my werewolf character. I still want to improve upon it, add some torn shirt pieces, textures, maybe some different colors in the background. Anyway let me know what you think, Always interested to get feedback.

Well i was instructed to update my blog and it just so happens I have some time. So I don't know who, if any of you, have been following the new Ultimates 3 series by Jeph Loeb and Joe Mad, but I thought I'd take a second to talk about it. I've read the blogs and about 99% of people hate the writing, yeah i tend to agree, but I'll make a final judgment when it's all said and done. I really just want to say to all the ignorant comic book fans out there that hate Joe Mad's art, the man is a god! Yeah I don't agree with everything he's done, but this book is great, a perfect example of the utilization of traditional comics and new digital painting technology. Sorry if this sounds like a huge rant but it's been bothering me how everyone is getting down on the guy because he doesn't ink his stuff. Come on people figure out something else to complain about.