three heads, better than none

Something for my pops. He's only been bugging me for it for 10 years now.

In celebration of the very fun arc just wrapped up by Morrison and Williams III in Batman 669, some shameless swiping :)

a sketch a day..

A double post today to make up for the lack of post yesterday. Just quick figure studies. Ball point pen i think they were about 15 min each.

lean and mean

In keeping with my high-falootin goal of a post a day, here we have a wolfman(sort of) and he's...looking for his car keys. Obviously. Ever since I saw harry potter, all my wolf creatures seem to turn out so lanky. Bad scan I know.

Happy "Talk Like a Pirate" day

A quick sketch to celebrate one of the only holidays I actually like. Happy Sep. 19 yeh' seadogs!

Monsters!

A random monster, after carlos huante. prismacolor pencil, rubbing alcohol on bienfang 360 paper.slight levels adjustments in PS, call me a cheater. warning: large image

H.P. Lovecraft

Continuing the series of "vintage" portraits, we have H.P. Lovecraft, American horror/science fiction author. i was hesitant to post this one actually since my original idea was to stick with the lesser known figures from history, but his face was so fun to draw i couldn't resist.

portraits: The McCarty Brothers

Outlaws and brothers, Bill and Tom McCarty, two thirds of the "invincible three" gang.

drawn with a cheap ball point pen. Aprox. 3-4 inches in height. I have started a small series of portraits of outlaws using old photos as reference. I have a few more I've worked on and will upload them soon.