Little Silver Star (Digital Inks)

So these are my first attempts to digitally draw illustrations in Photoshop, not perfect yet but I see something in the distance.

These are for a fake-Indian tale about a girl who tries to be the champion of her tribe.

Perspective of Persia

This one was a 2-point perspective assignment with at least 4 figures on different planes and a staircase.
I took a piece of Prince of Persia concept art as reference.

Sigourney Weaver / AGING POSTR

A poster about actress Sigourney Weaver at 8 ages.
I guess she'll never see this but this is my love letter to her, for all the times she raised that flamethrower.

Inking, part II.

Different textures with different tools.

I painted the rex with a brush, used pen nibs on the cow, markers on the mountains and brush & nib on the tree.

Tyrannosaurus Rex (Inks)

Practicing inking.
I used Tibor Kéri's amazing sculpture for reference, see here in 3D!
Yes, he takes commissions. :) (I do, too.)

Snow White bites the Poisoned Apple

This is a shirt design I made, and I'm proud to be an iHater (ironically, I'm having to work on one, which doesn't help).

Animal men

So we had to design 3 characters that were humanoid but had animal characteristics.

This is it, with three close-ups and a big panel about them interacting.

Spidey vs. Mr. Hyde pt.2

Had to trush these, didn't have time for better backgrounds, but I did what I could with the figures.

Lara Croft: Tomb Raider 3D

Put on the red & cyan glasses, everyone!
Click on image for larger size (and more depth)!
Thanks, Rod Ollerenshaw! This one's for you.

Minotaurus

Inkwash, 10x15" on illustration board.

#300

I am happy to announce that over 4 years this blog reached its 300th post.
Let's celebrate it with the best Spider-Man I've ever drawn
(and Mr. Hyde, who was a mandatory addition in the script).

INVISIBLE MONSTERS Movie Poster

A poster for the imaginary film adaptation of one of my favourite novels 'Invisible Monsters' by Chuck Palahniuk, in the style of the '50s trash movie posters.

Alien3

Dog Alien on Scratchbord. 6"x8"
My love for it is only matched by its hostility.

20.000+ PAGEVIEWS!

Hey everyone, thanks for the last 4 years!In that time I got 20 000 clicks on my blog, and I'm awfully grateful for that!
Keep coming!

To celebrate that I will share something that I was not going to, it is J. Scott Campbell's pencils for an Amazing Spider-Man cover that I rendered in Photoshop!

(Flats/color choices by my classmate, Lawrence Shung.)

(Original cover was colored to look like sunset.)

Snow Storm

Abstract inked drawing with one figural part.
I wish I could draw everything like this.

Swamp-Thing 144 p.01-03

Narrative Art assignment, the first 3 pages of Swamp-Thing issue 144, tight pencils.
Yes, it is a midget magician attacking kids with bugs in a church.

Iceman and Nightcrawler

Colors done in Photoshop

Two X-Men in an illustration using analogous colors.

4x11" inks on Bristol

Kéri Tibor - Creatures & Animals Portfolio II.

I made a catalog for my sculptor friend Kéri Tibor about his work from 2012.
I designed the booklet and made most of the photos (except for the Rexes, see full credits below).
More photos about the creative process behind the sculptures on his blog:
http://keritibor.blogspot.com
His previous catalog available here.

World Champion w/ ZING!

Now that was an interesting venture. Three of us worked on a single picture.
Pencils by Josh Zingerman
Inks by Patrick Daniel Thompson
Colors by Varga Tamás

Spider-Man vs. Hobgoblin, part II.

Continuing the chase scene (scroll down for the previous pages).

The end of the story (and the pumpkin bomb).