Category: Comics
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Tarzan in the Congo
I was asked by a friend to do a drawing for a special edition of a comics magazine (more of a fanzine, actually) dedicated to Tarzan. As a kid, I remember reading all sorts of Tarzan comics. While some seemed deeply rooted in the fantastical worlds of ERB, others were more down-to-earth, set in modern…
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Page 18 WIP
Eve of Destruction, page 18 The Watercolor Serenity Prayer: God, grant me the serenity to accept the dark tones I cannot change, the courage to punch up the areas I still can, and the wisdom to know what the picture’s gonna look like when it dries. 😭
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Struggled a bit, page 17 EOD
Eve of Destruction, page 17. Well, I’m not gonna do this again. I will post below the inks page where you won’t see the wide-angled landscape in the big panel. I decided to do it afterwards directly in color. Well, I laid out the sketch with watercolor pencils hoping these would later disolve. I had…
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Page 16 done… perhaps
Eve of Destruction story. What can I say? Will there be a payoff for this technique that makes you do countless passes with a brush because the previous ones have left too bland an appearance.
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Page 16 WIP
Eve of Destruction comic. I’m developing a strenuous love affair with this particular technique. There’s always something new you find out 😁.
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More less done here…
Here’s a little video preview of p. 15 Eve of Destruction comic book here: EDIT: newer version.
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Will I ever finish this page?!
there are just too many detals LOL.😂 Eve of Destruction.
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Inking over lightbox
I don’t do it that way anymore, LOL. Comic: Eve of Destruction.
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Me painting page 14 of EOD
Eve of Destruction comic.
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Progressing on page 15
Page 15, EOD. Had to intervene with gouache both for the firmament and the tarmac. Wasted a lot of time, even though the value sketch accurately captured the tonal scale. Oh well. I started painting p. 15 by going in lightly at first, gradually adding darker values later. The value sketch serves as a guide,…