Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Random Sketches- Law & Order:S.V.U

A group shot of the S.V.U cast.















Who doesn't love Munch?!
















The idea was sort of "Law & Order: The Animated Series".














A quick rough of Stabler in action.

J.L.A. by Gaslight



This was a piece I worked on after I came across a toy series based on the Justice League. The premise is based on what they may look like if theyed
existed in the Victorian era of the "Gotham by Gaslight", a story drawn by Mike Mignola. I loved researching the clothing and costume from that period and would really like to work on some larger project sometime.
I was aiming for the sort of opaque, high contrast look you might see in old Victorian Era photography or posters.



Concept work of the Man of Steel himself.
















Harold "Hal" Jordan, a peasant class inventor with dreams of soaring through space, now a emerald clad gentleman with the power to conjour anything.

















Random Sketches- Heroes

"Save the cheerleader, save the world". This is an old concept sketch of Peter Petrelli, "the Dreamer" from the t.v. show HEROES.









Just some more concept work of the amazing Petrelli brothers from HEROES

Saturday, September 24, 2011

Random Sketches- Green Lantern

Hal Jordan and a a re-designed Sinestro. I wanted to try a more alien look for the intergalactic villian

Random Sketches- Captain America

Quick sketch of Captain America and the Red Skull. I wanted to try and present the Skull as a hideous twisted counterpart to the clean cut Steve Rogers.

Random Sketches- Spider-Man


"eh.....S'up"


















These are just a few quick sketch of our "freindly neighborhood wallcrawler". I wanted to try and make Peter Parker as sympathetic as possible while his alter ego should be potentially menacing.

Sunday, February 15, 2009

Comic Work- Red Riding Hood

This is a collections of pieces compiled for a college assignment a few years back. The brief given was to complete a series of comic images based on a famous folk tale. The project MUST be seven pages in length, with a minimum of three panels per page. Unfortunately this meant that we were'nt allowed do splash pages which is a shame because I had big plans for the end.

The comic was finished with a mix of watercolours for the most of the characters and enviroment and red marker for emphasis on certain objects.

For the ending of the piece I took inspiration from the "Alien" movies. I loved the idea of the protagonist being alerted to the impending danger by the dripping saliva of the monster. In the original draft I even had the wolf lurking in the rafters but because of the brief I could'nt fit it in, although the premise is illustrated in the "Concept Sketches" shown below.