Here's a sketch I whipped up after finishing todays page. I don't know about anybody else but I am really loving the new avengers Luke Cage. The whole family situation, being super paranoid about the possible skrulls in their ranks., getting jumped by SHIELD when he went to the store :) Possibly my favourite marvel character at the moment and Leinil Yu makes him look so damn kick ass.

I am trying to develope a style where I can add grey tones quickly to images in order to get a fast turn around time. This took me 2 hours to add the grey tones.

I've been approached by a book publisher this week about freelance work doing spot illustrations for a series of teen books. The books are going to be published at A5 size (around 8.5x5.5 inches). This was an experiment to see how what it would look like if I drew the work at A4 size. Because usually I work on A3. I think it came out okay. Going to add some tones to it soon.

So I haven't been posting much recently. I've been busy recently developing a couple of new comic book series that won't be coming out until next year. So currently unable to show any of that work. But the 4 page story I did with Doug Wagner (Writer of Guncandy, The Ride) is coming out in an upcoming issue of Negative Burn from Desperado Comics.

Below is a quick speed paint I did of an old school friend, Damien Jones.

This is a pinup for the new series of 'Atomik Mike' being published by Desperado comics. it was a fun challenge adapting the cartoony characters drawn by Israel Cruz in to my style.

Had a couple hours free this afternoon so did this sketch of 'The Phantom'. The grey was slapped on in photoshop.

Just finished another portrait sketch. I should really think about turning my intention back to more comic pages. But I've been having fun trying some new things out :).

I've been working on some portrait peices recently. I'm trying to create work to lots of different styles. Hopefully they're coming out okay :)

This is a peice of art I'm hoping to print up either as a digital canvas or a decent print and framed. It is meant as a gift for my friends Carla and Pete who got married last year.

My first attempt at digital painting/coloring my artwork. Something I've been meaning to try for a while. Miles away from perfect. But I definitely learned a lot doing it. Practice makes perfect so I'm going to do some more soon :)

I was asked to produce a "high contrast" sketch as part of a submission and this is it.

I've been doing some poster work for the drama department of my old college. This is for a show called 'Back to the 80s". This is the art without the text added. I was told the story is a bit like Romeo and Juliet.

It's really nice to do little stuff like this between my comic pages. Just to do something a bit different. The girl is loosely based on Madonna

Pen Sketch I did tonight. US Soldiers...1950ish

Some new sketches

Gift Art: Jean-Claude from the Anita Blake series. Drawn with a blue line pencil inker with a PITT brush maker.


A quick warm up sketch of a school friend from way back. Pencil sketch. Flat photoshop color.

Some New Sketches

Here are some pages I did recently. Drawn in Adobe Illustrator. The project is kind of on hiatus for a while. Colors by Dean Welsh.

I've been busy working on a few different things. But here is some other work I've fitted in between projects covered by NDA. Commission for a band in the UK and a sketch of Spock. I'll try and post more often :)

This is a bit of an experiment. My first attempt at using adobe illustrator to ink over my pencils for a new project called "Ricochet" I am developing with UTF writer Will Wilson and Jason Stevens.

I received the greyscaled Hope:New Orleans from Andy Jewitt recently, I really like how it came out.

HOPE: New Orleans

A buddy of mine Thomas Mauer asked me last night if I'd do a pinup for Ronin-Studios charity book HOPE: New Orleans and this is what I came up with. Hope you like it

ANITA BLAKE FAN ART
Hey everyone, I've recently moved house and took a little time off of drawing getting all moved and settled. I whipped this up to shake off the cobwebs of my drawing hand. Hope you like it :)