New face...new artz!

Hey all, I'm somewhat a n00b round these parts. Thanks to JoeCam for hooking me up with GF forums, and CHz for reminding me it exists.

I'm a cartoonist living in VT and studying comics at CCS. My artwork can be found...HERE! I'm open for illustration and comic commissions, and hope to be putting up some more VG-based work soon, including some fan-adaption comics!

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Here's some new art I've put up. They are 2 finished (almost) pages for a Golden Age style Funny Animals comic. (Ala Carl Barks Uncle Scrooge, Donald Duck etc.) When the whole story is finished and up, I'll share more. Enjoy!





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Originally Posted by AcerBandit

I think you and Dubble might get along.

I would hope so, I'm a pretty laid back fellow, I hope I get along with a lot of people! :P

Hook me up with a link to his work?

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Hey thanks for the links, I'll be sure to check im' out.

Here's the complete Blinky and Rosco "Golden Age" style comic:





The rest can be found here.


I also started up a new DeviantArt site to accomodate my growing fan art creations. Here's some I've done recently, I'll be sure to post plenty more later on.

Parasite Eve:





More to come, enjoy for now!

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Originally Posted by Capo

I don't know exactly what it is about it, but I really like the art style you use in those comics. Feels very warm. It's not overly complex, either, which bothers me in comics.

Good work. Hope to see more.

The style is based on studying 1940s and 50s golden age Funny Animal comics. Ala: Barks' Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck. My editor for this project told me that in his research over the years he's found that 95% of the funny animal comics from the time, SUCK. But that has more to do with the writing than the art. I'm glad you liked it!

I was speaking idiomatically.

Though I never thought I could posibly get into a Children's Book, here now are 2 pages currently in progress for a book I've been working on...and I'm actually excited to be doing them!

Non-photoblue pencils, inked with a #2 brush and a japanese G-nib, on vellum finish bristol board. Color in Photoshop CS3, text laid out in InDesign CS3.







What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

Thanks man, already been chatting with Niki (mostly about VGM tho...lol!) He's the reason I'm here anyway, for his musics! :3

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Been busy! Here's some updates!























ENJOY!!!

What, you don't want my bikini-clad body?

Originally Posted by Chaotic

That House of the Dead one... That wouldn't so happen to be for that GoNintendo contest, would it?

Your art is pretty kick ass though.

I think that's the one! I can't remember exactly, I just did the art after all. :P

Thanks btw!

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Time was an enormous factor. Coloring was the LAST thing I did before it was due, so I didn't have too much time to think about it. Gradients are kinda gimicy, and perhaps I would have done better to do a flat tone, like the rest of the illustration.

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Here's a short piece I did recently about the place I live, and a few of the people in it.










Ink on bristol board, tones and text in Photoshop. Enjoy! ZOOMMBBIIIEEESSS!!!!

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

LOL...the chick with the gun is our town board planner. We had to use 3 of 4 people in town that we interviewed in our comics.

Here's another piece, building on character introduction, and will be a part of a much larger comic which will be my final project for the year. Keep your peepers peeled!



I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

Here's my latest page, done in 4 quick hours in class the other day. Using an original script from Jason Lutes we were assigned first to draw various characters and locations in the story, then each given a page or two to do from the breakdown. This is "Dither" Sod running his horse to death as he flees for his life whilst charged with the delivery of a parcel in the 1860's Arizona desert. Straight up brush, nib and ink on paper over blue-line pencils.



I was speaking idiomatically.