Monday, July 20, 2009
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A random collection of material from comic artist Kevin Nowlan. Started with the best of intentions, but like most other efforts, doomed to perish from neglect as soon as the novelty wears off.
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- Batman gargoyle drawing
- Mary Marvel
- Star Wars card painting
- Legion of Superheroes Painting
- A new Jack B. Quick drawing
- Jack B. Quick cover art
- Another DC card: Talia
- Another Marvel Card: Black Bolt
- Old Avengers commission
- Soozi
- Ra's al Ghul card art
- Another Vision card
- The Vision: Art for a Marvel card
- Frankenstein
- Frankenstein Jr. and the Impossibles
- Teen Titans Card: 2004
- Hawkman #33 cover
- Mad Magazine: Dr. Umbrage, 2006
- Superman #614 cover
- Grimwood's Daughter Hardcover Collection
- Red Sonja cover
- Batman and Solomon Grundy: Wrightson pencils, Nowl...
- Power Man and Iron Fist inventory story page 7
- Oceana
- Rejected cover for Hulk #362
- One more DC card: The Joker
- Pencils for a Captain America commission
- The Spirit of '76
- Yet another DC card: Golden Age Star Sapphire
- Another DC card
- Old Man-Bat & Batman commission
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For some reason, the pencilled version of this drawing reminds me of the late, great Alex Toth. Maybe it is the way the Vision is more streamlined coming out of the wall or the shading with the pencil on the cape, arms and legs. Maybe it is the way you do your breakdowns as well. Did you reduce the main image to create the reflection image or was that a seperate drawing that you just eyeballed?
ReplyDeleteSpooky and cool! And I love that you put in the little white dots in his eyes just like Adams used to draw him. Any chance you have prelims and a large finished scan for that painting you did of the Scarlet Witch and the Vision? That remains one of my all-time favorites.
ReplyDeleteWow... someone's been reading my mind. I just happen to have that one ready for a post that I'll be putting up tomorrow morning.
ReplyDeletePatrick: I drew the image in the reflection. I guess I could have copied and pasted the larger image but I wanted to change the angle of his face slightly so that it wouldn't look too flat.
ReplyDeleteMe too!!
ReplyDeleteThe double nature of human and machine has powerfull interest.
Nice one!
ReplyDeleteits amazing look how a character evolve from sketch until be a full color and movement character, specially vision a character such like this deserve all the attention in the details.
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