Skyfall commission from a couple years back.
The handwritten detail is from the scene where M reads a passage from Tennyson's poem 'Ulysses' at her testimony.
"We are not now that strength which in old days
Moved earth and heaven; that which we are, we are;
One equal temper of heroic hearts,
Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will
To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield."
Randal Witt ( The Engineer) : "Operation Hand Unseen" // Iraq 2002
Commissioned by Joshua Jenkins for The Hand Unseen, an “unconventional, ongoing story about the next 100 years told through data, design, and journalism”.
I can't believe the Resident Evil 2 Remake is out in just 8 days.
Wishing everyone a healthy and happy 2019. I'm looking to post more artwork this year since my posts were a bit sparse last year. So here's a bunch of armor-clad gents running up a ladder into fire.
Today's Inktober : Arion from Black Rose.
First 10 issues can be read at blackrosecomic.com
Inktober Day 4 : The Quiet
Studied some #Otomo before drawing this page, haha. #comics #drawing #process #art #sketch #inking #blackandwhite
Inking some presidents and Alf tonight.
Some recent warm-up sketches. Working on integrating this approach into my comics. :)
Your art style is amazing. Your work reminds me much of Yoji Shinkawa's. How did you learn to draw like that? I can't seem to get any amazing work out of my brush pen.
Thanks so much.
I actually used to be afraid of ink once upon a time. I played it safe with the pencil and I was all about keeping my work super crisp and clean, but I kept hearing over and over that my stuff looked too stiff at portfolio reviews — and it was true.
In an attempt to take my work 180 degrees the opposite direction, I started looking at a lot of artists that work with ink and gesture — that’s where Shinkwawa, Yoshitaka Amano, Ashley Wood, Bill Sienkiewicz, Jorge Zaffino, and a host of others influenced me to throw caution to the wind and cut loose with a brush and ink.
The only way to learn the brush is to just stick with it. I find that things work out best when I don’t over-think it — try to flow like water. :)
