
This has been purely digital so far with these past few pictures. I'm going to try a picture today where I sketch in pencil and then use this technique to finish it. If I do that I might be able to do full pages this way. I really like the effect.

So, I'm fresh off of a 10 page anthology story that I did with some friends. I haven't done that much sequential work. However, each time I do a story, right after I finish I will usually have some new techniques to test out. I like to really experiment and test my limits. I did these tonight. Used painter for the lines, photoshop for the colors. Some of you may be relieved that I didn't add any glow. This style really doesn't need it. I'm super happy with it and I'll see if I can use it for a story. More experimentation to come.
I'm still working on the whole pencil to color thing, and I have to say, it's getting easier to do. It's crazy, because for years I've been working on trying to gain an identity with my art using thin pen lines and relying primarily on color. With pencil I'm getting more line variation and it's pretty easy to clean up at this point. I just keep erasing any extra lines as I go.


Just felt like doing a picture inspired by Starship Troopers...more the novel than anything. My father and I are huge fans, and really dug the heck out of the animated series. My friend Chris DiBari is doing a mini-series of the book right now, and it's going to be awesome. So, if anything, I guess his pictures have inspired me to do one. I've gone back to a much more comfortable style, and I think it shows in this piece!
People either love the movie or hate it. I loved it. For me, it lived up to the hype from those great advertisements. I wish it was longer, just to see more about each of the characters, but I guess that's a good thing that I'm at that level of engagement with the film.