This was difficult to search online for further reference. It just gave me “Spider-Man”, and the only Spider-Man it gave me was Tom Holland. I hate the world we live in.
Tag: Commission
Patreon Commission: Mazinger Z
I was only vaguely aware of this big robutt as a thing. Took me a minute to figure out it’s head deal.
Patreon Commission: Mano
The Hand of Fate? This is a member of the Fatal Five, villains of The Legion of Super-Heroes. He is the guy I honestly didn’t know in that group. But he was super fun to draw and I tweaked his costume a bit.
Patreon Commission: Scorpius
There is precious little I actually remember about Farscape, but Scorpius is up at the top. Particularly – spoiler – when he embeds a copy of himself in John Crichton’s brain, causing him to hallucinate a Cutey Patootie Scorpy Warpy! Anyway, a left field request that was challenging and fun. And because he’s mostly leather …
June Patreon Commissions
Ultra Boy Cyborg Superman I was experiementing with scanning art and importing it directly into ClipStudio and messing with the tones and bitmapping there. It worked! So while I was there, I decided to slap on some sloppy colors to ol’ Hanky Henshaw.
Patron Commission: The Mask
Smokin’? (More comic-accurate. I kinda love drawing The Mask.)
Patron Commission: Space Sheriff Gavan
I have no idea what this is. Reminds me of if Captain Power & ROM Spaceknight had a baby with a a lightsaber.
Patron Commission: Alan Scott Green Lantern
Love Golden Age characters, GL especially. He is in my top 5 GLs of all time. Rankings! 1. Guy 2. Kyle 3. John 4. G’Nort 5. Alan 6. The entire rest of the Corp. 99,999. Hal
Patron Commission: Freakazoid
I don’t know when or what time slot Freakazoid aired, but I missed it entirely. And despite it seemingly being a thing I’d be very much into, I’ve just never gone back to it. Maybe I’ll remedy that.
Patreon Commission: Popeye
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 …