Phoenix personal sketch card!

Jean grey as the PHOENIX! Up for sale - 30$ plus shipping.

2.5x3.5 inches - copic markers.

I love this one.

Silk spectre & silver banshee for DC Comics a Women of Legend set.

silk spectre & silver banshee sketch cards for the DC Comics & cryptozoic trading card set "Women Of Legend" 

2.5x3.5 inches - copic markers.

I still have this fire AP for sale accepting best offers.

Personal sketch card commission - Wonder Woman, wondergirl,robin, plastic man, huntress, fire, blue beetle, black canary, batman, & aquaman

Wonder Woman

Wondergirl 

Robin

Plastic man

Huntress

Fire

Blue beetle

Black canary

Batman

Aquaman

Thought I would take a break from posting official set work to post some of my personal sketch card work that I did for a recent commission. These 10 cards were created using copic markers & watercolors, as well as some acrylic paint for highlights. The client requested the characters be loosely based off of the show batman : brave & the bold. I think my favorites are aquaman & black canary. I don't often use watercolors because it takes a lot longer, but I love the cloudy transitions created by the wet on wet application, as well as the vivid saturation of the pigments.

This cute & creepy style was requested by the client which is fun to do, sometimes its good to take a break & mix up the styles... Keeps everything from becoming stagnant.

Harley & Fire sketch card art for DC Comics "Women of Legend" trading card set.

Harley

Fire

Here's a couple more of my DC Comics "Women of Legend" sketch cards for the trading card set. Harley Quinn ( I mixed up her colors... Lol) and Fire. 

Copic markers... 

Fire & Harley Quinn - My Two Remaining AP's for sale from the DC's Women Of Legend Trading card set

Fire

Harley Quinn

I had a total of 5 Artist Proof cards for DC Comics Women of Legend trading card set, 3 of which are sold already. Here are the Last two....

Fire in all her Glory, and of course a harley Quinn.

Both were created with copic markers.

Im Asking 100$ a piece, BUT all offers will be entertained. I kind of want to get rid of them quickly, otherwise I'll just take them to long beach comicon with me.

War of the worlds sketch card for Cult Stuff " fire in the forest"

Heres one of my favorite environmental sketch cards I did for the War of the worlds trading card set by cult stuff. Based on the novel by hg wells, not the movies . It depicts the martian tripods approaching the forest which they have set on fire with the heat rays. This drawing was rendered with copic markers.

"The Smell of Burning Flesh" War of the Worlds Sketch card

Another one of my additions to the war of the worlds trading card set for cult stuff. This set is based off of the novel & not any of the movies. Had to do a closeup of someone burning alive....duh. Included some progress pics for ya. 2.5x3.5 inches, copic markers.

War of the worlds card for cult stuff "City on Fire"

Here's another war of the worlds card done for cult stuff. I actually did this one based off of a painting I saw once.... Copic markers.

"Trees Ablaze" War of the Worlds sketch card for cult stuff

Hello there! Today we have another one of my war of the worlds sketch cards for cult stuff, over in the U.K. This particular scene is in reference to the part of the story when the cannons were hiding amidst the tress after dispatching one of the tripods. The tripods began to hurl the black smoke & set fire to all the growth in order to snuff out the hiding artillery men. done with copic markers.

Invasion Of Hoth color study

I'm pretty sure I've never posted this before... Just found it & thought I would mix it up with some digital. This is a speed painting done of the invasion of hoth. I know that the geometry leaves much to be desired, but I learned that its best to use the rulers & tools provided by photoshop in order to produce more accurate geometric shapes. The only thing I really love about painter is the ability to rotate the canvas at will to create straight lines, unfortunately in photoshop 7 although it can be rotated as such, its a process & is less intuitive than painter..... practice, practice, practice. Done in photoshop 7 with a wacom.