Yes, I portrayed "Andy Suriano, 2nd shortest kid in Dexter's class"; which, of course meant I bullied Dexter because he was even shorter...and let's not forget chicks. I got the chicks...
Yes, I portrayed "Andy Suriano, 2nd shortest kid in Dexter's class"; which, of course meant I bullied Dexter because he was even shorter...and let's not forget chicks. I got the chicks...
This commission request sort of thru me for a loop. I'll admit, I never read a single issue of EX MACHINA. I love Brian K. Vaughan's work--but realistic takes on superheroes in real situations never really excites me. That being said, I thoroughly enjoyed the challenge of drawing something so insanely detailed and pulling it into my style, which is admittingly more expressive, than photo realistic.
This one went out to Kevin Blankenship at www.randomtoons.com Check him out!
After discovering this past SDCC that another book with a very similar theme has recently closed the gap on coincidental similarities, I'm going to have to start withholding a whole bunch from this project. I'm aware this happens all the time and similar ideas are striking all over the place at once; and admittingly this isn't the most original, being inspired no less than certain Japanese manga that's come before.
Sobering circumstances necessitated this paintings start to completion in two days; photographed then shipped (while still slightly wet--oils, after all). This was actually the very first painting I've done in over a year. I had to crack open my paints and brush off the cobwebs. Hope you enjoy.
Another good thing about Twitter, it give me another forum to peddle my wares (since I still refuse a facebook account). Brian was cool enough to order my hardcover. I in turn included an original sketch of his characters. BASTARD ROAD is truly an amazing, fun read. I definitely cannot recommend high enough. If you liked R. Grampa's MESMO DELIVERY, you'll really dig their book.
Brian was so cool, he even put together the above snapshot for his Twitter Followers. 
After 10 joyless digital pages, I have decided to switch back over to illustrating traditionally. I'm hoping this will expedite the process a little more. Now I just need to get a big enough scanner. Any suggestions? 


These are a couple of tales of fatherhood I've recently posted via twitter. I've just started tweeting; unless you consider that to mean something else--in which case I've been doing much longer. Technology has finally caught up to my narcissism!
You don't even have to look closely to see I started to attempt a nice, controlled drawing (check out Aaron Stack's head!), but then remembered I have another pressing deadline. Ha! BIIIIIG thanks to Dan McDaid for showing me how to make the dot patterns!
Yay! My Batman Brave & the Bold issue #17 comes out today! Written by the uber talented J. Torres and inked by Dan (the man) Davis.