Yes another one for Whitechapel.

Did this for Warren Ellis’ Remake/Remodel. This quote was the impetus:

…Wonder Woman was able to further increase her strength. She was unable to remove her bracelets without going insane. In times of great need, however, she would do just that, in order to temporarily augment her power tenfold. Since she would become a threat to friend and foe alike, she would use Amazonian berserker rage only as a weapon of last resort…

So here it is. I took some scans of the stages, so here they are (click on pics to see bigger):

First the ink and pencil drawing, scanned in.

Next add some textures and stuff, and 'blueline' it and print it back out.

Inked, with washes, scanned back in.

Final product.

I participated in the Farnsworth Museum’s PTT again this year.
Here’s me in my painting outfit:

And here’s the finished painting, which sold at the auction, hence the not so great pic:

I just finished the artwork on this. Waiting for the writer to letter it. True Life written by E. T. Dollman, art by me.

In which I art the shit out of Batgirl for Whitechapel’s Remake thread

For the always challenging remake thread over at Whitechapel. this a remodel of an little art magazine put out by the Vorticists in the years before the first world war. They only made 2 issues, this is the third. And here’s my one for the last one: The Yellow Book.

Done in Manga Studio. Warm up sketch.

A 45 minute warm-up drawing today. Digital: Sketchbook Pro and Manga Studio

A lot of people on the internet have been calling it stupid ,and not true to the series, and generally hating it. I liked it. I LOVED it! I cried when Sawyer and Juliet found each other again, and several other times during the show. It summed up the series quite well, even if it [...]

went to the Maine Comic Arts Fest got a lot of great comics, met some great artists and writers, some of whom I know from Twitter, and elsewhere. Eric Merced drew me this great artist’s sketchcard Chibi of Spider Jeruselum.