So you might say, “Eric, I bet you’ve never drawn a woman crawling out of a tv before!” And I would take you up on that bet, because this isn’t even the first time this week I’ve drawn a woman crawling out of a tv!
Psylocke meets The Ring girl, Samara. Someone asked me to draw a character once, and I thought they meant Samara, but it turns out they wanted the girl from The Grudge. I think? Man the mid-00s were a clutter of Japanese horror remakes, and they all jumbled together.
I’d always held V for Vendetta to be Moore’s superior work, but held Watchmen pretty high up. Shortly before the movie came out, I tried re-reading it and could not make it through at all. I kinda find it tedious now. The movie didn’t help.
Rorschach is still a great character though. I learned about the Slenderman a few years ago from my friend Jim. It’s weird to witness the birth of a boogeyman.
Another old gift for a former friend.
This awful piece of shit was also a gift for a former friend of mine.
Drew this many years ago as a jam piece with mah’boogie Jason Young as a birthday gift for our boogie Joe Grunenwald. I’m not one to criticize Jason Young or his art. He’s one of the damn finest cartoonists I know. However, this entire piece is terrible, mostly due to my own contributions and I brought the whole thing down to a steaming turd.
I drew this about 5 or so years ago. Sold it to a friend. I had started coloring it (evidenced by lil GL’s plane). Listen, I’m a trendsetter. Skottie Young hadn’t been doing countless kid variant covers, and Yale Stewart’s cock hadn’t been making money from bootleg fanfic.
A recreation of the classic Art Adams X-Men poster that I have hanging up outside my bathroom. You’ve seen it. I drew this as a gift for my friend Kathleen who doesn’t talk to me anymore and I’m pretty sure she just fucking hates me now.
I have been coloring on this damn thing for years. It will never be finished.
Now, I’m not saying I’m better than Art Adams. I would never say that. However, between me and Art Adams, only one of us remembered that Havok has legs. I won’t tell you which one of us. I’ll let you figure that out on your own.
Another oldie.
Another large-format drawing I made as a gift for a former friend some years ago. I had always intended – and even started – to color this.
