Sunday, March 7, 2010
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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.
Twittering again...
Other stuff
The bravest of souls
Have I ever mentioned how much I love Spain?
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- A Batman painting
- Hulk Dogs
- Hulk sketches for Ang Lee
- Batman villains commission
- A sad day...
- Kickers, Inc. cover: Mark Texeira pencils
- Honeymooners sketches
- Old Dr. Strange and Clea commission
- A Batman sketch
- Terra Firma Irma pin-up inks
- Inked version of Gil Kane Green Lantern drawing
- Vampirella and Frankenstein
- Ms. Mystic #4 cover: Neal Adams pencils
- Hulk 2099 cover: Adam Kubert pencils
- Subby inks over Byrne layout
- Superman kills a giant rat
- Batman family pin-up
- Old Valkyrie commission
- Green Lantern Gallery cover: Gil Kane pencils
- Vampirella splash: Michael Bair layout
- There's more to it than just making "pretty pictur...
- There's more to it than just making "pretty pictur...
- Plastic Man #1, page 1, 1988
- Alpha Flight #44 cover art: Dave Ross pencils
- Legends of the DC Universe #6, page 8
- Poison Ivy pin-up
- X-Factor 79 cover
- Legends of the DC Universe #6, page 22
- Old Shadow & Batman commission
- Hulk #362 cover sketch
- Batman "Four of a Kind" cover
- More Joe Quesada pencils
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That image make me want to eat my vegetables and grow! ;)
ReplyDeleteYow! That's gorgeous...
ReplyDeleteI love her face. So pretty.
ReplyDeleteIt's always so fascinating to see the progression of how you work, from your initial sketches to the final version. She is very pretty, but there is something very dangerous, or everso slightly unsettling in her eyes, and slight smirk, that tells us to watch out!
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous image, held together by a well thought out design, the framing of the border, and the placement of the table, and flowers, as well as the position of her body.
Lastly, your lines are so clean, especially when you draw inanimate objects like architecture, and things like that table...I think the perfect curves and straight edges add so much to the highly polished end result. Aspiring artists can learn a lot from your example.