Copro Gallery – finished piece

Here’s the finished version. You can compare it to the post below to see what Matt added on the right hand side. Pretty happy with how it turned out. If you’re in So. Cal. mid-month, check it out at the Copro Gallery in Santa Monica. It will be shown along with a ton of other work by great artists as part as the Heavy Metal 40th anniversary show (link to gallery site below).

http://www.copronason.com/july17_pr.html

Aftermath pencil piece for gallery show

Copro Gallery in Santa Monica is hosting a Heavy Metal anniversary show in July. Matt and I were lucky enough to be invited to participate.

We are doing a collaborative drawing. I’m doing the left side and Matt is doing the right side.

We’re doing the Big Four of the Guest’s Legacy… The dog, phoenix, frog, and walrus. As you can see, I tackled the dog and the phoenix.

We’ll post a picture of the full thing when it’s done.

I have only one major project I’m working on at the moment, so I think I’ll find free time in the near future to return to issue six of Big Clean.

The Aftermath: Big Clean #1 covers

Since they’ve been released officially, here are the two covers for our first issue sans logos!

Too much work

Can’t seem to make the time for new Aftermath stuff… But, I’m always working on something! Here are the fruits of my labor, over the past couple weeks. It’s meager, I know… but I honestly don’t have the time right now. You’ll recognize a lot of this stuff from the (bad)taster, below.

Big Clean Parts 6/7 – update

We finished writing the next two chapters of Big Clean… we’re starting production!

Here’s a glimpse of what’s in store – this guy plays a big part!

Another Khaoc/Big Clean image

Another one.

Another marker/colored pencil piece

Same technique as last time. This time with Khaoc actually in the suit. This little scene could be considered a preview of what the actual event “The Big Clean” is like.

I like the way this one turned out. I think this method might work well… A bit slow, but the speed should improve with practice. I’ve always wanted to transition back to traditional, and maybe I’ve found my working procedure, moving forward.