While I mentioned last month that I find certain characters difficult because of the artist’s style and how ingrained it can be to the specific character, I found Popeye relatively easy and more adaptable to interpretation. I pulled a lot from the Robin Williams portrayal for this. It was pretty fun. I’ve never drawn Popeye …
Patron wanted Bullseye for their monthly sketch. While I bristle at the idea of likenesses, boy did I truly think about drawing the Colin Farrell version for far longer than I should have.
Happy New Year? Yeah, not really. January 2nd, I got slapped in the face with some real shitty news, and it’s gone downhill from there in the ensuing weeks. I hate it here. At least I had my January Patreon Rewards to draw and keep me occupied for several minutes. I usually balk at likenesses, …
Merry Wolf-Themed Christmas! I always try to do something a little extra for my loyal Patrons for Christmas, be it a color print or just a larger than usual drawing. Paint has gotten involved on one or two occassions maybe. Either way, become a regular Patreon supporter, maybe you’ll get a more elaborate sketch during …
From Astro City, a polite and impeccably dressed superhero who always wears a tux.
Old Man Daredevil with stitchy costume
Happy Halloween my friends! I hope you all enjoyed Batober. Here’s some bonus Patreon rewards for you! Chainsaw Man & Vampira!
Happy Halloween! Welcome to the very absolute end of Batober! My interpretations of the Batman 1966 TV Show is done here on Part one of a two part Riddler story. This was so fun to do. It was hard to do, and I’m glad to be completely over it and will move on. Been a …
I was hoping to get an Alfred appearance in this month, but I was also hoping it would be him driving the Batmobile, or disguised as Batman or something. But having Alfred get confronted by Bookwork (who has no comic double) was just as good. Hey, you know what I hate? Batman comics without a …
This episode features the very first celebrity wall-climb cameo. I had a couple ideas of scenes for this one, but my committee all agreed I should draw the wall-climb. Luckily, the celebrity in question was none other than Jerry Lewis! Since I am doing comic-only versions of the characters (where I can), it was very …
