The Lady without a name

Can't say what this is for yet.

Jena Makarov

Thanks to everyone involved with the Lakes Comics Festival this weekend. It was a great start.

A Big Smile

Drawn while sitting at the 2000AD table at NY Comic Con yesterday.

Shiva

From 'Prison Ship Antares' part of the Grindhouse Anthology by Alex DeCampi. Working hard on this right now before I come over the the UK.

FILTHY DEPRAVED FILTH!

Stop the sickness that plagues our society! Stop the violence! Stop the sexy sexy filthy......sexy...umm

Cough......
..as you were.

Syria

So I've been working on a pitch for a Graphic Novel explaining the current Syria Crisis. It will be in colour, but using pencil art as a basis.

Prison Ship Antares

A sneaky snippet of something I'm working on.

Hollywood

A rejected cover idea.

Stuff I do to make a buck

Happy drawing

Sometimes I do a drawing that I am particularly happy with. It's usually a figure. This is from my current project "GRINDHOUSE: Prison Ship Antares" written by Alex DeCampi.

Faster than a speeding bullet

I'm on the road right now and have been for a week or so now ( hence my delinquent posting )

Cosplay

Drawn from the Dare2Draw. We had some cosplayers to model for us. I forgot which character this is.  She looked good though.

Superman - Puncher of Planets

So I've drawn several pics of Supes looking all dreamy and angelic. Lets not forget that in his most extreme incarnation he was capable of punching planets out of orbit!

Superman in flight

My now customary late Superman post. It all works much better in colour I find.

With great power comes great control.

Yup, another Superman. I reckon I'd going to work through this theme until I am happy with what I'd doing.

I always really liked the way that the Richard Donner /Christoper Reeve Superman touched down on Lois Lanes balcony, it was very light, very delicate. It implied great control. Like parallel parking the USS Nimitz. I think that's one of the great things that Frank Quitely & Grant Morrison did with their All Star Superman too, they implied an unhurried delicacy to the man's actions that belied his immense power.

I missed my allocated date ...again. So this is a retro post, from the present to the past which I did by flying around and around the world REALLY fast ( in my mind )

Man of Steel

I like Superman, he's the original and greatest of all Superheroes. I read a lot of classic Superman when I was a kid. I'm not sure that I have ever managed to draw him to my satisfaction though. He shouldn't be too ripped, but he should be massive ( like Curt Swan used to draw him ), he should never look like he's straining that much either. Too many artists draw him looking like his toenails are being pulled out with pliers. There's a magnificent grace to Superman because a truly great Superman story is rarely about physical duress, it's about morality and ideas. It's not about extreme violence ( unless absolutely necessary ), it's about finding out what right and then doing it.

Prison Ship Antares

It's early days for this project , but here's a panel. More later.

Watchout Boy She'll Chew You UUUP

On old Dante page today 'cos I've spent the last 2 weeks working on stuff that I can't post. But hey, Lulu Romanoff ladies and gents, lest ye forget!

Napoleon Bonaparte

Sometimes you have to draw Napoleon in a hurry at 3am to hit a deadline . It's never dull.

Spanish Fly

For an, as yet, unannounced project.