I've done a few more pieces for upcoming comic conventions. These are works in progress.

Harleen Quinzel

 Here's another watercolor for the upcoming comic conventions. 

New Popeye drawing

 I started this drawing months ago and didn't know what to do with the background, so I put it aside. I'll be adding color to it, but this is the inked version.

EXCLUSIVE ART!!!

 I did a watercolor painting exclusively for my upcoming comic book convention appearances!

10"x14" watercolor on watercolor paper, Monica Rambeau, aka Captain Marvel (the ORIGINAL female Captain Marvel!), aka Spectrum, aka Photon, and a couple other names. She has always been a favorite of mine. She was the first chairwoman of  The Avengers (or 2nd, after Wasp). 

The image here doesn't do the painting justice, but you get the idea. I wanted to do a gentle style and a simple moment in a superhero's day: suiting up! 

This will be available at the Great Lakes Comic Con in Warren, Michigan Feb. 25-26. NO prints made of this! 

Comic Cons and Commission Art

 It's been a LLOOOONG time since I've posted. Well, I've been busy. And I will continue to be busy, which is why I'm here.

I wanted to share some of the commission pieces I was hired to do:

 

I will also be in the Artist Alley of a couple comic book conventions in Michigan. The first is the GREAT LAKES COMIC CONVENTION at the Macomb Event Center in Warren, Michigan February 25-26.

You can view more info at the website HERE!

I will also be in the Artist Alley at the MIDLAND COMIC CON at the Midland Mall March 5th (it's a 2 day show but I will only be there the 1st day). Here's the LINK.

I'm going to have some new prints of my DC HEROES and VILLAINS (close to chronological order in terms of first appearances, but I would forget someone and add it later!). It's just like my MARVEL prints.These are the original b/w images before I colored them (I pencil, ink and color all by hand. NO digital, FYI).

These will be available (in color!) as prints at both conventions! I'm also doing some new art for the conventions, including this (the image here is a work in progress, but it's actually done):