
Monday, February 07, 2011
Dunbar
This is a sketch I did a while back after watching one of my favorite movies Dances with Wolves. The likeness of Cosner isn't really there, but I tried to more capture the character of John Dunbar before his transformation to Dances with Wolves.
Here's an awesome clip of the film...
Here's an awesome clip of the film...
Friday, September 24, 2010
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Awakening
No drawing today, just a quick scene I wanted to post. I love this scene in the film Hook. There are so many spiritual layers to this film, this being one of the main parts of the story that taps into that. Watching it always reminds me to always remember your true self that lies within, that can be forgotten by attachment to the illusions of the world around us.
Monday, May 31, 2010
Avatar Exhibit
Here are some concept sketches I recently did for an event this past April. The event was held on Earth Day in Washtington DC, where they had an Avatar exhibit decorated like Pandora for the DVD release of the film. In addition, the event was held to inform and inspire people to be conscious of their own carbon footprints, and go green (or blue in this case) so we can transform the earth back into Pandora.

Sunday, January 17, 2010
Noble
First off, I know I haven't posted anything in like 100 years, last year was a crazy busy year full of turns and twists... it was school of hard knocks for sure:) I'm excited for 2010 and really feel like it's been off to a great creative start. Hope all is well with everyone in their start to the new year as well!
So, this is a side project I'm working on with a buddy of mine from work. I've always loved the pulp genre as well as the 1920s in general. The fashion, the music, the film noir look, it's all beautiful stuff. So, that's the setting of this story... here are some character designs and concepts I've been sketching.


This scene from Road to Perdition is beautiful as it really depicts the feel of Chicago in the early 1930s, this movie will be great reference for the comic...
Here's another vid of an animated piece from the animatrix I love that has the steampunk/film noir feel... it's called "A Detective Story"
So, this is a side project I'm working on with a buddy of mine from work. I've always loved the pulp genre as well as the 1920s in general. The fashion, the music, the film noir look, it's all beautiful stuff. So, that's the setting of this story... here are some character designs and concepts I've been sketching.


This scene from Road to Perdition is beautiful as it really depicts the feel of Chicago in the early 1930s, this movie will be great reference for the comic...
Here's another vid of an animated piece from the animatrix I love that has the steampunk/film noir feel... it's called "A Detective Story"
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Kal vs Hulk
Here are a few roughs I'm doing for a cover of Superman and Hulk battling it out...

I started to work on the second rough as a finished piece. Below is my process from the pencils to the finished colors... (Btw, Superman would beat Hulks ass any day of the week, this just happens to be a bad moment for him, haha)

Here's an awesome video done by a very talented 3d Artist...

I started to work on the second rough as a finished piece. Below is my process from the pencils to the finished colors... (Btw, Superman would beat Hulks ass any day of the week, this just happens to be a bad moment for him, haha)

Here's an awesome video done by a very talented 3d Artist...
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Miyagi
I watched the original Karate Kid the other day, and I have to say it's still after all of these years one of my favorite movies. The acting is fantastic, the story is awesome and the philosophy and spiritual undertone to the movie is beautiful.
One of my favorite characters ever is Mr. Miyagi, of course he's just a plain bad ass that could crack any Cobra Kai in half, but he's also a healer which I especially think is awesome. He has such a great presence and there are many scenes within the movie in unison with the japanese flute that are very moving. I posted one of my favorite scenes below as well as a cool/cheesy music vid lol. These drawings are dedicated to Pat Morita for doing such a wonderful job in bringing a hero and mentor to life on screen. Arigato gozaimasu Mr. Morita.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Howlett
Man, it's been a long while since I've posted anything. I took way too much time away from creating, but I'm back and will be posting some of my new work in the weeks to come.
Here is a wolverine painting I did for my buddy's birthday recently. I started with a sketch which started out on the realistic side, but became a little more graphic and cartoony as I began painting. I painted this in Gouache on Bristol Board and had a really good time with it. One of my fellow painter friends gave me a wealth of info on color mixing recently. To slowly inch back into painting, I'm just starting with a few colors on my palette.... including White, Cadmium Yellow Medium, Pthalo Blue, and Alizarin Crimson. I did the following painting above with just these three colors, the nice thing is that it forces you to mix all of your other colors as well as creates color harmony in your painting. Color Theory is a bitch for me personally, if anyone else shares this same pain, keep reading... If you'd like a little guidance in the area check out the website of Felipe Echevarria, he's a hell of an artist and a teacher. You can find his website at this link... Felipe Echevarria; for info on his teachings in mixing color click here and scroll down till you see "On Mixing Color", there are three lessons there. Anyhoo, hope everyone is well, until next time...


Monday, February 11, 2008
Tuesday, January 31, 2006
ROGUE LAWMAN
The following pages and character designs are based on the novel ROGUE LAWMAN by the great writer Peter Brandvold, see the links section to visit his site. The pages below were penciled by Jeremy de la Garza and inked by comic book veteran Jon Holdredge.


Page One


Page Two


Page Three


Page Four
(Pencils were scanned in the making)


Page Five

This is the cover in progress, you can see the sketch to the left and I have started to build up the painting to the right in gouache.

Here is the finished cover.


Page One


Page Two


Page Three


Page Four
(Pencils were scanned in the making)


Page Five

This is the cover in progress, you can see the sketch to the left and I have started to build up the painting to the right in gouache.

Here is the finished cover.
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