Tag: DC Comics

131. Doctor Fate

More phone paint experimenting. I’ve always been fond of Dr. Fate. Fate and Firestorm were the only two Super Powers action figures I ever owned. I’m guessing that’s where it comes from. I do like magic guys named Doctor Something, though, so, y’know, that too. I remember being at the Hara Arena for a Super …

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120. The Black Hood

Last night while drawing with my friend Jason, I started to draw Conan the Barbarian. It looked okay in pencil, but the second I added ink to it, it got ruined. So I scrapped it. It took the wind out of my sails a little. But Jason, having just brought home a short box of …

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109. Batman

So maybe I draw Batman too much. But at least this is for a charity auction. Which, apparently, also seems to be a thing.

104. New Wave Batman

Springing from a conversation Joe G. and I had. I don’t remember the details, but I’ve had a note with “New Wave Batman” written on it for a few weeks now. Speaking of Joe G., he joined me and Jason last night to watch the elusive Broken Lizard movie The Slammin’ Salmon. It definitely ranks …

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102. Martian Manhunter

Here’s another unused and abused DC character. Although, one could argue that for every DC character. So, that thing is still affecting my life, though I may have turned a corner in at the very least understanding and accepting what is happening. Sadness and hurt still pretty much fill my day, my mind and my …

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100. Robin

Day 100 of Sketch-a-Day 3.0. Wish this was more of a happy occasion. Drew this digitally. Despite the reddish hair, this is the Tim Drake Robin – the best Robin, and sadly now, the forgotten, abused Robin. Much like many of my favorite DC characters.

082. Superman

My first digital sketch in Art Rage.

077 – Blue Beetle

076 – Blue Beetle

071 – Batman

Never read this goddman book either. But if Jason Young Fortnight insists on these obscure bullshit nobodies, The Carpal Tunnel abides. I was trying to experiment with something minimalistic and simple looking. Guess what? Minimalistic and simple is very difficult and frustrating.