This is from when I first started using Sai.
Don’t know if I’ll go and finish it.
But have it for what it is :<

Didn’t spend as much time as I would have liked to.
A couple hours.

RIP Dwayne McDuffie.

Yes, those are redone Yeezys.
He’s gotta be fly.

Damn look at them thunder thighs.

Probably 5% of all the art books I collect. I have books from Frazetta, Alphonse Mucha, Adam Hughes, J Scott Campbell, Leinil Yu and so on. I can’t go to any Comic Con with out buying two book bags and a long plastic tube worth of art. If ‘Highlander’ was real, most of these artists would be in trouble, for I’d be going for their head to gain their power.

I collect too much art. I won’t have enough frames and wall space when I finally put everything up.

Here’s my latest pick up.
Nathan Fox. His inking gives me chills. There’s so much action in his work.

Siked to have that hand painted NAUGHTY BUT NICE holiday skate deck. Awesome Christmas gift.

And the rest of my inspiration comes from my guy. He’s an avid toy collector so we go hand in hand. We understand each other’s addictions. And he always knows how to make me smile.
Who else would get me a Batman birthday cake. In January. When my birthday’s in July.

What started out as pen sketches turned into copic scribbles..

My color scheme makes no sense but I likes it.

Can’t wait to redraw it and put it on some huge bristol.

Throw some copics on it.

Playing around with warm and cool shades.

Here’s some of my pen and pencil work. Very macabre. Most of my work was bloody. Most of these sketches are 2003 – 04.

And some of my early marker work. I’d say 2002.
I had a comic I was working on since I was in 6th grade. I still have all the notebooks and Microsoft Word 97 print outs for story lines, character details, etc. They’ll probably never see the light of day, but I still read them and giggle to myself sometimes.

Even then, I loved butt. Booty Booty Booty.
The project was to do some sort of action sequence on a chess board. As if the pieces came to life and were about to fight.
This was a painted on cell paper. The background was painted on regular board.
It gave me an appreciation for how most cartoons were made. Painstakingly painted individual cells, overlapping each other against watercolored backgrounds. No thanks. Animation would drive me crazy.

I hope you laughed as much as I did, going thru my old junk.