I had the good fortune of meeting William Stout at the last Albuquerque Comic Con 2012. As luck would have it my booth was one over from his. Let me just say that he is an incredibly nice guy. It was great talking to him about drawing and painting. He is insanely talented and very [...]
This started out as a challenge from the lovely Ms. Jury to do something “Mythical”. I have had D&D on the brain lately… so this image just popped into my head. Thanks for stopping by. ~ John
I started this page at the 2012 Albuquerque Comic Con. Just wrapped it up this morning. Had a blast at the Con, and cannot wait to do another one! Thanks for stopping by! ~ John
I’m exploring new ways to shade these days: Hatching, stipple, ink wash. I have obviously not settled on a style. But that is what the sketchbook is for, exploring. How important is it for me to nail down a signature style? This is the question that haunts me… Till next time. ~ John
EXTERMINATE! EXTERMINATE! EXTERMINATE! Who has sent this cute Dalek to detention? Who is making him write Exterminate 1,000 times? Who could have come up with such a clever Simpsons + Dr.Who visual gag? My Fans that’s WHO! The Story: After a daily “What shall I draw?” poll on facebook, my fans had the Simpsons & [...]
To the tune of Rawhide: “Drawing, drawing, drawing… keep them pens-a-movin’ DRAWING!”
This is an idea that I have been toying with for a long time. Still not quiet there, but it’s getting close. I think I need to start drawing on bigger paper. I’m feeling a little cramped on these 5″ x 7″ sheets. Hmm… Thanks for stopping by and saying Hi! ~ John
Got around to playing with this version of my Buddha Bot’s. The goal lately has been to build a small stable of smaller originals to have on hand for the upcoming Albuquerque Comic Con.… just FIVE DAYS AWAY!! Super excited. Back to the drawing board!
I drew another version of this.Thanks to the Reddit/r/doctocwho community for suggesting the new wording! Thanks for stopping by! ~ John
This daily drawing started out as a very strange bunch of circles / squiggles. Then slowly over a few hours and much erasing… the Vampire Brain Extractor from the 666th Dimension just emerged from the page.
Name: Z is for Zombie
Medium: Fine art Giclée print
Size: 11 in x 14 in