Saturday, July 10, 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.
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- Green Lantern & Green Arrow unpublished pin-up
- Vertigo Jam: Sandman page 7
- Vampires for OHMU: Deacon Frost
- Vampires for OHMU: Lianda
- Vampires for OHMU: Nimrod
- Vampires for OHMU: Varnae
- Power Man, Iron Fist & Batman
- Two more Hulk sketches
- DC First cover art: Green Lantern
- Dalgoda: The Hero of the Tale, page 6
- Perhapanauts pin-up
- Superman: Distant Fires, page 4
- BPRD: The Black Goddess #5 cover
- BPRD: The Black Goddess #4 cover
- Mr. Lizard pencils
- Authority 27 and WildC.A.T.S. 28 cover
- Grimwood's Daughter: cover sketch
- 1986 Supergirl sketch
- X-Men First Class Giant-Size Special #1
- Night Crawler marker sketch
- 1986 KC Convention promo art
- Three Witches
- Three Warriors
- The Inferior Five
- Dr. Strange pencil sketch
- Hellboy logo rough
- Monsters in the Closet: page seven
- I knew the bride (when she used to rock and roll)
- Frankenstein head sketch
- Superman #702 cover pencils
- New Mutants #51, page 13
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Very cool piece, the characterization in each of the poses is spot on. Connecting it all together with the graphic shapes was a good idea too.
ReplyDeleteThis has always been one of my favorite pieces by you. Love the cross company characters, the cute Oksner smiles and Oh-!... those gams-! I just wish this were in MY collection ;-)
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ReplyDeleteHi. I just discovered this blog of yours and have a wealth of backreading to do! Adding this link to my site's blogroll pronto.
You're extraordinarily superb in every aspect of the medium, and with even more then to each in turn. I enjoy every bit of it -but I must comment in particular on what I *appreciate* most: your perspective work. It often has a greater range of vision than just the furthest panel corner. I love that. One need not have your pages unnaturally close for the perspective work to feel right. -This is just what I appreciate most because I'm into strong perspective work, but I relish all your work's strengths and enjoy it equally.
I love this blog's 'backstage' look into your work. There's a lot to take in here!
John Farwell
Oklahoma City, OK
brilliant wonderful work
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