Showing posts with label Jim Lee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jim Lee. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 1, 2017

San Diego Comic Con, Recap Part 2 - Rogue


My 2nd sketch - Savage Land Rogue from San Diego 2017!

TOOLS

11" x 14" Canson Mi-Tiente Paper
Col Erase Scarlet Red Pencil
Pitt S and F Pen
Pigma Micron Graphic 1
Copic Warm Grey 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6 Pen
Prismacolor White Pencil

See the video here-


More to come...

TD



Wednesday, February 1, 2017

Happy 25th Anniversary to Image Comics





I did my first interior pages for Image Comics 22 years ago (yikes!) on Jim Lee’s WildC.A.T.S #18 (Travis Charest did the main story and I drew the backups in 18 and 19). 

Today, Image Comics is home to my creator owned book, RED ONE!

Thanks for letting me be a part of it!

Here's to 25 more great years!

TD



Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Making the Count Chocula Box Art

Here's how we made the Box Art for Count Chocula cereal - out in stores now ;-)

I worked with Alex Antone at DC Entertainment in conjuction with General Mills to do this assignment and what an assignment it was, drawing something from my childhood!

The sketches are drawn at 2x3 inches in my sketchbook in pencil and pen and then cleaned up and colored in Photoshop.

Sketch D was chosen.


The rough used to figure out the proportions and lettering done in Photoshop.


I drew the art on two layers so that the background could be placed where best suited.

Pencils drawn in Light Blue and HB lead on 12 x 18 Bristol Board.


There have been a variety of Count Chocula's throughout the years and I made my own version picking out my favorite bits.

Pencils  drawn in Light Blue and HB lead on 12 x 18 Bristol Board.


Here's how the pencil art looked combined (in Photoshop).


Rachel Dodson's inks of the background.

This ended up being the background used on the Booberry and Frankenberry Box Art as well.


Rachel's inks on Count Chocula.

Rachel uses Windsor Newton Series 7 Kolinsky Sable #2 Brush and Higgins Black Magic Ink to ink with.


Combined in Photoshop for reference.


Colors by Dave McCaig


And the final product… mmmmm!

TD

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Belle Epoque Voodoo NYCC


Here's a little twist on Wildcat's Voodoo - a Belle Epoque version of her- a convention sketch from the New York Comic Convention, October 11-14, 2012. 

Sketch drawn on 11 x 16 Canson Mi-Teint Paper with blue and HB Pencil, Pitt and Copic Black pens, Copic Warm Grey Markers and White Prismacolor.

TD