As you can tell... i prefer the White Queen version of Emma, he he.
This is for this weeks subject over at Illustrious Bits Sketchblog. Check it out here.
enjoy
-Drew
Friday, March 16, 2012
March 14, 2012 ... Monty Burns Joker
This is the second of at least three Simpsons/DC Comics characters for the Super Wild Pig Show in May.
Originally, Monty was NOT my first pick for the Joker but I liked how it came out. Monty was originally going to be the Scarecrow but the Joker worked out well... now who should be the Scarecrow?
-Drew
Originally, Monty was NOT my first pick for the Joker but I liked how it came out. Monty was originally going to be the Scarecrow but the Joker worked out well... now who should be the Scarecrow?
-Drew
Monday, March 12, 2012
March 11, 2012... Ned "Two-Face" Flanders
My second request for the new Super Wild Pig Show... any characters from the Simpsons as a DC Character.
I chose Ned Flanders as Two-Face. I have an idea for the whole Bat-Family as Simpsons characters... and maybe one day, it will get done.
-Drew
I chose Ned Flanders as Two-Face. I have an idea for the whole Bat-Family as Simpsons characters... and maybe one day, it will get done.
-Drew
Sunday, March 11, 2012
March 10, 2012... Nightcrawler
This was my submission to Nightcrawler week over at Illustrious Bits. I missed last week (Harley Quinn week) and really wanted to make sure I got this one done.
I loooove the rain/lightning (white out pen) effect. I also did something else different with this one... its on 9x6 in stead of my standard 9x12.
enjoy
-Drew
I loooove the rain/lightning (white out pen) effect. I also did something else different with this one... its on 9x6 in stead of my standard 9x12.
enjoy
-Drew
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Monday, March 5, 2012
March 4, 2012... My First Commission...
My first request for the New Super Wild Pig Show... World War II Captain America!
This one started out pretty good and ended even better.
The guy who made the first request was also the first guy to make a request for the New York show so I did something a little special for him. Instead of the standard 9x12 I did this on the larger 11x14. Hope he likes it.
To make a request for the Super Wild Pig Show, simply go to the forums here or email me directly.
enjoy
-Drew
This one started out pretty good and ended even better.
The guy who made the first request was also the first guy to make a request for the New York show so I did something a little special for him. Instead of the standard 9x12 I did this on the larger 11x14. Hope he likes it.
To make a request for the Super Wild Pig Show, simply go to the forums here or email me directly.
enjoy
-Drew
Sunday, March 4, 2012
March 3, 2012... Where the @^#% did my talent go?
I know I'm posting this the next day but I am having a time... I did three drawings last night and they SUCK. I have no idea where my talent, my ability to draw... whatever,,, where the heck did it go???
Anyway, this morning, things are looking a little better. Getting back on the horse... draw, draw, draw...
More later
-Drew
Anyway, this morning, things are looking a little better. Getting back on the horse... draw, draw, draw...
More later
-Drew
Thursday, March 1, 2012
March 1, 2012... it... has... BEGUN...
Monday, February 27, 2012
Feb 27, 2012... And the Winner is...
Damn right I am cheating today... here's the results from our family's Oscar Picks...
in this years Charipar family Oscar (guessing) Challenge.. The winner with 8 correct choices is.... AYLA!
in this years Charipar family Oscar (guessing) Challenge.. The winner with 8 correct choices is.... AYLA!
This is Ayla's first time winning, her father Andrew Charipar took the top prize the last two years and Ayla is proudly following in his foot steps.
Second place (and proving that Christmas Tree-ing WORKS!!!) is Ray Mallari with 7 correct (Random guesses).
Tied for Third place is Tracey and Granpa with 4 correct choices and Drew bringing up the rear (go ahead and insert your joke her, Trace) with only 3 correct choices.
Ayla picked the Best Picture with the Artist
No one picked best Director Michael whateverhisnameis for the Artist
Ray picked the Best actor in a leading role with the guy no one has ever heard of from The Artist (anyone see a trend here?)
Ray and Granpa picked the Best actress in a leading role with Meryl Streep from the Iron Lady (and NOT the chick from the Help... boo hoo)
Tracey and Ayla both picked the Best actress in a supporting role with Octavia Spencer from the Help as well as they both picked Best Screenplay with Midnight in Paris
No one picked the Best actor in a supporting role, Christopher Plummer from the Beginners (poor Jonah Hill... ughhh) but then again, no one picked best Adapted Screenplay with the Descendants, Best Art Direction with Hugo, or Best Visual Effects for Hugo. Transformers AND Harry Potter were shut out in all categories!!!
Ayla picked Best Animated Feature with Rango... yeah... Rango. PO WAS ROBBED!!!
In and Utter example of how random picking works... Ray not only picked Achievement in Cinematography with Hugo, He also picked Documentary Short with Saving Face and Costume Design with the Artist (Granpa also picked that one) and... believe it or NOT, he got Animated Short Film by randomly picking number 2... The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lassmore. I will NEVER joke at Ray's expense again... ok, that's a lie. he he he (is anyone still READING this??? Guess we'll find out)
Anyway, other memorable notes was Granpa picking 2 out of three for Sound Editing, Visual Effects and Sound Mixing... he picked Hugo on 2 and Hugo won all three.
The Muppet song won for Ray, Tracey and Ayla and the only three Drew got correct were all random picks with File Editing for Dragon Tattoo, Foreign Language File with a Separation and Makeup with the Iron Lady... so in other words... i Suck.
not bad for a bunch of people who only saw maybe three out of the nine nominees for Best Picture this year. For Next years Oscars... we should all strive to do better... AND SEE MORE MOVIES!
Congrats again to Ayla.
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Feb 26, 2012... Size matters
OK, not really anything new to post today but I wanted to discuss page size... and you all thought I was going to talk about something else, didn't you?
Anyway, you may have noticed on the two pages preview that the images were a little larger than a normal comic page... and that's because it will be. A normal comic page has a "live" area of about 6x9 inches with the total page size of 6.625x10.25 inches. My comic will be published at the larger 8.5x11 inch pages.
Why? Cause I like it larger, that's why.
I've published some of my sketchbooks at 8.5x11 and I really, really like that size so the next volume of Cornerstone will be published at that larger size. Much more coming soon...
-Drew
Anyway, you may have noticed on the two pages preview that the images were a little larger than a normal comic page... and that's because it will be. A normal comic page has a "live" area of about 6x9 inches with the total page size of 6.625x10.25 inches. My comic will be published at the larger 8.5x11 inch pages.
Why? Cause I like it larger, that's why.
I've published some of my sketchbooks at 8.5x11 and I really, really like that size so the next volume of Cornerstone will be published at that larger size. Much more coming soon...
-Drew
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Feb 25, 2012... the Master
OK, I will admit, this is nothing to do with Cornerstone but a new sketch for Illustrious Bits Sketch Blog. The Master from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
I was doing this as a simple sketch and went all into it. If I get time, I might do it as a complete sketch, inks and all, but we will see...
enjoy
-Drew
I was doing this as a simple sketch and went all into it. If I get time, I might do it as a complete sketch, inks and all, but we will see...
enjoy
-Drew
Feb 24, 2012... ABC's
OK, here is a bit of a 2-fer.
First off, this is the rough layout for pages one and two. Andi and Ms. Pennyworth and class are touring the museum. More layouts coming soon.
And now, the ABC's.
I will totally admit this up front, what I am about to tell you I did not read myself. A good friend of mine, who's a whole lot smarter than me when it comes to these matters, read about it and then told me about it. Probably in a "How-to" book on storytelling by Will Eisner or someone like that...
From what he told me, the ABC's of storytelling are a principle, or a rule or something like that for storytelling. In panel to panel storytelling, one of the best ways to tell a story is to move the flow of the images in a ABC pattern. These two pages are a good example of that.
"A" is the dino splash page one. In the next panel the "A" dino is part of the background and Ms. Pennyworth is the "B". In panel 2, we see Ms. Pennyworth "B" and Andi "C" and then in panel 3, a closeup of Andi "C". The story flows from A to C, from the dino to Andi.
People may not even see it but next time you are reading a comic, a good comic story, name the elements A, B C and so forth and see if the story teller followed this principle... or rule... or whatever it is called.
-Drew
PS thanks Todd... you are the smarter one here... I said it... now shut up!
First off, this is the rough layout for pages one and two. Andi and Ms. Pennyworth and class are touring the museum. More layouts coming soon.
And now, the ABC's.
I will totally admit this up front, what I am about to tell you I did not read myself. A good friend of mine, who's a whole lot smarter than me when it comes to these matters, read about it and then told me about it. Probably in a "How-to" book on storytelling by Will Eisner or someone like that...
From what he told me, the ABC's of storytelling are a principle, or a rule or something like that for storytelling. In panel to panel storytelling, one of the best ways to tell a story is to move the flow of the images in a ABC pattern. These two pages are a good example of that.
"A" is the dino splash page one. In the next panel the "A" dino is part of the background and Ms. Pennyworth is the "B". In panel 2, we see Ms. Pennyworth "B" and Andi "C" and then in panel 3, a closeup of Andi "C". The story flows from A to C, from the dino to Andi.
People may not even see it but next time you are reading a comic, a good comic story, name the elements A, B C and so forth and see if the story teller followed this principle... or rule... or whatever it is called.
-Drew
PS thanks Todd... you are the smarter one here... I said it... now shut up!
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Feb 22, 2012 ... panel work
OK, the fact that I have not posted doesn't mean I have not been working on it... it just means I've been too tired to post, he he.
Anyway, i am working on Cornerstone from two angles. The first is the script. I am still working on writing out the script for the first 8 pages, this is the exact opposite of how I usually work. For my first two graphic novels, i drew 95 to 100 percent of the art before I even started writing the script.
A little messed up, I know, but that's just how my mind works. This time I am working on the script at the same time as the art.
Another step in the process is sketching out individual panels separately then combining them all together on a single art page. This is my second attempt at page 2 panel 1.
Page one has already been laid out I just want to get a few more pages setup before I scan and post it. More coming, I promise.
-Drew
Anyway, i am working on Cornerstone from two angles. The first is the script. I am still working on writing out the script for the first 8 pages, this is the exact opposite of how I usually work. For my first two graphic novels, i drew 95 to 100 percent of the art before I even started writing the script.
A little messed up, I know, but that's just how my mind works. This time I am working on the script at the same time as the art.
Another step in the process is sketching out individual panels separately then combining them all together on a single art page. This is my second attempt at page 2 panel 1.
Page one has already been laid out I just want to get a few more pages setup before I scan and post it. More coming, I promise.
-Drew
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Feb 20, 2012... Why I don't want to do Color...
Truth... The real reason I don't like to do color drawings... There are HUNDREDS of people out there that do it soooo much better than me.
For example... my daughter... ROCKED this drawing I did of Killer Croc and she's not even finished with it...
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Feb 19, 2012... JEM!
Having just got back home from Mega Con just a few hours ago, I was half inspired/half tired and out of my mind... and this is what happens...
Jem from the 80's cartoon with just a few liberties... okay... a LOT of liberties, he he he.
enjoy
-Drew
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Saturday, February 18, 2012
Feb 17 and 18, 2012... Mega Con
OK, so maybe this is a little cheat, posting for two days in one but I have a good excuse... Mega Con in Orlando FL this weekend. OK, even that is a lame excuse since I am only going for one day and that's not till tomorrow. I have been working on Cornerstone but what I have been working on I can't post simply cause it would ruin some surprises within the story... "yes", this means I am actually working on a script BEFORE I start drawing... whoa, something I have never done before. Shock, shock.
More Monday after the show. Have a great weekend, everyone.
-Drew
More Monday after the show. Have a great weekend, everyone.
-Drew
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Feb 16, 2012... page layouts
I had to drive into the office today for my day job so I did not have a lot of extra time to work on this but I did start the initial layouts for the first part of chapter one. Here is the first six pages (of what might be 8 pages).
Ok, let me interrupt myself for a second here and explain a little bit about my process. First, I come up with an idea or a "scene". Mostly just high points of the story, like a goal I want to achieve in the story telling. Then I proceed to small thumbnails. This is what I have here.
More tomorrow
-Drew
Ok, let me interrupt myself for a second here and explain a little bit about my process. First, I come up with an idea or a "scene". Mostly just high points of the story, like a goal I want to achieve in the story telling. Then I proceed to small thumbnails. This is what I have here.
More tomorrow
-Drew
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Feb 15, 2012... Andi
Just a quick post to say I did some prelim sketches of Andi but I am too tired to scan them in and post them. Just know that I DID work on them, he he he. Post pics tomorrow
-Drew
UPDATED, here's the design of Andi. I like the school clothes but still have to work on the overall design.
-Drew
UPDATED, here's the design of Andi. I like the school clothes but still have to work on the overall design.
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Feb 14, 2012... Happy Valentines Day
Tonight's post is about a new character who appears in the first chapter of part one of the New Cornerstone book. Ms. Pennyworth. She's a teacher at Andi's school. Other than the fact she fits the "sexy teacher" model perfectly, I'm not going to say anything else about her just yet. She's more important than she first appears and a pretty important part of the new story.
enjoy
-Drew
PS I hope everyone was nice to someone special today... tomorrow we buy candy, he he he.
enjoy
-Drew
PS I hope everyone was nice to someone special today... tomorrow we buy candy, he he he.
Monday, February 13, 2012
Feb 13. 2012... new character design
The first part of the New Cornerstone volume starts off with a story about Andi, the witch.
It starts back when she is in High School at age 12 and then follows her to college and the police academy.
Andi is a cute, plucky red head witch who's story takes place over eight years and she does a little growing up from the start to the end. Here is a simple face/age comparison sketch I did today.
Ultimately, the third sketch is too mature/sexy for her character and her final appearance will be closer to the "college" face. IF she progressed beyond that, she might have made it to the mature/sexy Andi... but anyone who has read volume one knows... that won't happen. Sorry.
More tomorrow
-Drew
It starts back when she is in High School at age 12 and then follows her to college and the police academy.
Andi is a cute, plucky red head witch who's story takes place over eight years and she does a little growing up from the start to the end. Here is a simple face/age comparison sketch I did today.
Ultimately, the third sketch is too mature/sexy for her character and her final appearance will be closer to the "college" face. IF she progressed beyond that, she might have made it to the mature/sexy Andi... but anyone who has read volume one knows... that won't happen. Sorry.
More tomorrow
-Drew
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Feb 12, 2012... Cornerstone Update
Not much happened today but I did finish writing up my proposal for my editor on what I plan to do for the third volume of Cornerstone. This may not seem like a big deal but compared to what I actually wrote down the last two times... it's HUGE.
Tomorrow I work more on plotting out the events of the first part of the book. It's a story that revolves around one of the main characters from volume one, Andi, the witch. I don't know if I wrote about it before but in volume one her character was to appear one time, say one smart ass line and then be gone... but I kind of fell in love with her and ended up giving her a bigger role in volume one. Anyone who has read volume one knows that it did not end well for her and I've always felt a little guilty about that.
This story brings her into the forefront, gives her a really great introduction and makes her into a much bigger, important character and going forward, she only gets more respect. More to come...
-Drew
Tomorrow I work more on plotting out the events of the first part of the book. It's a story that revolves around one of the main characters from volume one, Andi, the witch. I don't know if I wrote about it before but in volume one her character was to appear one time, say one smart ass line and then be gone... but I kind of fell in love with her and ended up giving her a bigger role in volume one. Anyone who has read volume one knows that it did not end well for her and I've always felt a little guilty about that.
This story brings her into the forefront, gives her a really great introduction and makes her into a much bigger, important character and going forward, she only gets more respect. More to come...
-Drew
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Feb 11, 2012... it has OFFICIALLY begun...
That's right folks. The die has been cast. The bones have been rolled. My next volume of TALES FROM THE CORNERSTONE has officially started. I will be posting EVERYDAY from now till the project is finished on my Blog so check back often.
First thing on the agenda... finish writing the plot for the first chapter and get it to my editor for review.
This is actually a very big step for me since both volume one and two of Cornerstone were done completely without a written plot, script or synopsis. I simply started drawing and just kept going till it was done. This time I am actually laying done the idea on paper, mapping out where everything will start, go to and end and making it just a little easier for me to follow. Kind of like a blueprint, something I did NOT do the first two times.
You might ask yourself "how the heck is that possible?" and believe me when I tell you that when I tell people how I work on a project, most people think I am insane. Well, "yes", I may just be... but what the heck... here we go.
more tomorrow
-Drew
First thing on the agenda... finish writing the plot for the first chapter and get it to my editor for review.
This is actually a very big step for me since both volume one and two of Cornerstone were done completely without a written plot, script or synopsis. I simply started drawing and just kept going till it was done. This time I am actually laying done the idea on paper, mapping out where everything will start, go to and end and making it just a little easier for me to follow. Kind of like a blueprint, something I did NOT do the first two times.
You might ask yourself "how the heck is that possible?" and believe me when I tell you that when I tell people how I work on a project, most people think I am insane. Well, "yes", I may just be... but what the heck... here we go.
more tomorrow
-Drew
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Week 10 at Illustrious Bits... Cammy from Street Fighter
This is my sketch for this weeks subject over at Illustrious Bits Sketch Blog... Cammy from the Street Fighter Video Games.
Cammy is NOT my favorite character, I'm a Chun Li fan, but I do like her. I tried something different with this one and forced the perceptive a little and I think it came out "ok". I was truing for... something and I'm not sure it came out right.
I also added speed lines digitally but i think when I have time I will go back and add a proper background.
Cammy is NOT my favorite character, I'm a Chun Li fan, but I do like her. I tried something different with this one and forced the perceptive a little and I think it came out "ok". I was truing for... something and I'm not sure it came out right.
I also added speed lines digitally but i think when I have time I will go back and add a proper background.
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Friday, February 3, 2012
Slave Leia Lois Griffin
This is one of those really long lost commission requests that has taken me forever to get back to.
I had an idea and I guess this one came out pretty well. Hope the requester likes it...
enjoy
-Drew
I had an idea and I guess this one came out pretty well. Hope the requester likes it...
enjoy
-Drew
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Week 9 - Marrow of the X-Men
it's Marrow week over at Illustrious Bits and here's my sketch.
Well, I was the first one to post last week and the last this week... ughh.
She's a really crazy member of the X-Men who's mutant power is to pull bones out of her body and use them as weapons. I guess for the big bone she pulled out her whole spine, he he he.
enjoy
-Drew
Well, I was the first one to post last week and the last this week... ughh.
She's a really crazy member of the X-Men who's mutant power is to pull bones out of her body and use them as weapons. I guess for the big bone she pulled out her whole spine, he he he.
enjoy
-Drew
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Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Glob World interview with ME!!
I recently finished an interview with a UK based webcasters that does interviews and reviews of comics called MOMBcast. Check out the site here and read the interview here. I got a chance to tell some stories (which I love telling) about comics, conventions, original art and even threw in a few about the kids.
enjoy
-Drew
enjoy
-Drew
Thursday, January 19, 2012
missed a few...
These were two sketches done recently for Illustrious Bits Sketch Blog that I forgot to post here as well.
The first is an unfinished Killer Croc for "Any Batman Villain" week at IBSB. I plan to finish it at some point in the future, still needing to add a background and some effects.
The second sketch is Catra from She-Ra for the "Any Character from She-Ra" Week at IBSB. This one came out pretty quick and looks pretty good. I like it.
I didn't know much about the She-Ra Universe and had to rely on good old fashion google searches and found Catra. Her original costume was very basic and I found a couple of re-designs other artist had done and really like them and did my own interpretation of the character.
enjoy
-Drew
The first is an unfinished Killer Croc for "Any Batman Villain" week at IBSB. I plan to finish it at some point in the future, still needing to add a background and some effects.
The second sketch is Catra from She-Ra for the "Any Character from She-Ra" Week at IBSB. This one came out pretty quick and looks pretty good. I like it.
I didn't know much about the She-Ra Universe and had to rely on good old fashion google searches and found Catra. Her original costume was very basic and I found a couple of re-designs other artist had done and really like them and did my own interpretation of the character.
enjoy
-Drew
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Sad day...
Just heard the news about the Comic Geek Speak Super Show for 2012 getting cancelled. What a crappy day. I hope everything goes well for those guys and that all things work out in the end. Guess the way this year is going so far... this will NOT be my year. He he he.
Back to drawing...
-Drew
Friday, January 6, 2012
week 6 - Death at illustrious Bits
Not sure what happened here but I am happy.
I was on a roll... Gambit, knocked it out. Spider-Woman, done and done, Starfire... had her finished 2 weeks in advance... Death...
nothin'.
Not sure why this drawing took almost 3 full weeks to get done, maybe it was back to back holidays with a birthday thrown in for good measure... maybe. But here she is.
Not exactly what I had originally planned but I think it came out cooool.
enjoy
-Drew
Monday, December 19, 2011
Week 5 - Starfire at Illustrious Bits
This weeks pick was by me for Starfire.
Originally I was blanking on an idea for this week and Jamie was torn between Spider-Woman and Starfire and I just went with it.
Starfire is a great character who I have drawn a few times before and none were that good so I jumped at the chance to re-draw her.
The effects did not come out like I originally planned but i think it came out well. Also, usually I do the black and white then add gray wash later but this time I skipped the gray and just kept it b&w.
enjoy and I can't wait to see what everyone else does.
-Drew
Monday, December 12, 2011
Week 4 - Spider-Woman for Illustrious Bits
HA! Fooled you.I went with the Julia Carpenter version of Spider-Woman for week 4. Why might you as, especailly since the Jessica Drew version is soooo much more popular?
Easy... Black and White, baby.
I loooove the simplicity of the Black and White costume (plus I HATE my coloring latley and chose this version so I did not have to color it... keeping the trend going!).
Anyway, Great pick Jamie!
Spider-Woman © Marvel Comics
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Week 3 - Gambit for Illustrious Bits
Leave it to Rich to recommend a "guy" for week 3 and ruin the party, he he he.This is my Gambit sketch for week 3. This is actually the third sketch I did with the first 2 sucking.
Actually, this one might go up on eBay next week and who ever gets it will see my first attempt on the back, ughh.
enjoy
-Drew
Gambit © Marvel Comics
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Monday, November 28, 2011
Week 2 - Zatanna for Illustrious Bits

Zatanna was my choice of sketches for week 2.
I choose Zatanna for two reasons. One, I'm a sucker for a girl in fishnet... and second, I owed a Zatanna sketch to some one and what better way to get it off my list than to make it this weeks subject. Ta-da.
I've drawn Zatanna several times before... sometimes the sketches some out ok... others sucked. This one came out pretty good.
Looking forward to what everyone comes up with...
-Drew
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Monday, November 21, 2011
WELCOME TO ILLUSTRIOUS BITS!

Hey Guys, something new for you to check out...
Starting this week of November 21, 2011 we will begin posting sketches done by all three artist based on a subject that will change every week. The first week subject is… Wonder Woman!
In the next few weeks we will be picking future subjects and opening up membership via invitation to other artist, so we plan to grow…
Come back each week for new sketches and from time to time we will take suggestions from our fans for an up coming weeks subject. Let us know what you think and keep checking back…
More coming soon...
and here's my Wonder Woman pic of the week...
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Thursday, October 20, 2011
check out GLOB WORLD

Issue 0 is free and great, especially if you have children. Enjoy... more coming soon.
-Drew
The trouble with Licensed properties...
So I got back from the New York Comic Con on Monday (after missing my early flight and ended up spending 4 extra hours in the airport) and I am jazzed about drawing... Only ONE little problem...
I have 2 projects both due about the same time and one is a Licensed property and even though I just penciled a page that made me really happy... I CAN'T SHOW IT TO ANYONE!!!
As soon as I get approval to post ANYTHING... I will and as soon as I can work on something OTher than these two projects... I will.
Starting in November... I am working on a NEW graphic novel for 2012. I still have not decided if it will be HERO or CORNERSTONE but a new book IS coming.
stay tuned... 2012 will ROCK.
-Drew
a few more sketches done at the NYCC
Just a few more sketches from the New York Comic Con 2011.Warlock from the New Mutants (had a ball with this one)
Star Sapphire Harley Quinn
an original character
Princess Leia and Darth Vader
Tigra (from a really GREAT Avengers sketchbook)
Bullseye killing Elektra (at first I though this one would be really hard but I liked how it turned out)
a few more coming soon...
-Drew
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
a few sketches done at the NYCC
a few sketches done at the show... Black Lantern Wolverine
Captain America throwing his shield
The New Batman and Robin (Damian)
another Black Lantern Wolverine
a friendly smiling Walrus
and Blue Lantern Red Robin, Orange Lantern Kid Flash and Red Lantern Superboy.
I've got a few more I will post a little later
enjoy
-Drew
NYCC Black Lantern Harley Quinn
I sold a regular Harley Quinn and then did a Star Sapphire Harley that also sold do I did a Black Lantern Harley Quinn next.it did not sell so... eBay... eventually.
This one was fun and I'm thinking about doing a series of batman villains (maybe just the girls) as different lanterns... maybe...
-Drew
NYCC Red Lantern Hulk
yet another sketch from the New York Comic Con... Red Lantern Hulk. I liked this one but no one else did, he he so, again it may end up on eBay sooner or later.-Drew
NYCC HellGirl
One of the few sketched I did while in NY at the New York Comic Con that did not sell and come home with me... HellGirl.When I was packing for the show I found a really old drawing of HellGirl from 2004. My "style" was soooo different then that I just HAD to re-do it.
Since it did not sell, it may end up on eBay sooner or latter.
-Drew
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Hello Kitty as Wonder Woman

yet another pre-order for the New York Comic Con.
Hello Kitty as Wonder Woman.
This one and Hello Kitty as Iceman were just too fun to wait on. I jumped up my sketch list to get these two done.
enjoy
-Drew
Hello Kitty as Iceman

Another quick commission for the New York Comic Con.
Hello Kitty as Iceman.
This one kind of drew itself... and color was a given and made perfect sense.
This and the Hello Kitty Wonder Woman were a BLast!
enjoy
-Drew
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