Showing posts with label Spider-Man. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spider-Man. Show all posts

Sunday, February 12, 2023

Amazing Spider-Man #19 UPDATE REV 3/6/23

   Original art for Amazing Spider-Man #19 - featuring Spider-Man and the Black Cat - out now from Marvel!

11" x 17" pen and ink 

Terry Dodson Pencils Rachel Dodson Inks

Email terry at terrydodsonart dot com to inquire about availability.



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Email terry at terrydodsonart dot com to inquire about availability.

Thanks!

Saturday, May 23, 2020

Virtual WonderCon 2020 Sketch List UPDATE 5.0 Still going...


Still drawing sketch 11 - but it's a good one, a non-comic character request that I've never drawn before.

SO, I'm continuing down the WC list as I haven't had time to start the next list. I have notified everyone who was initially contacted to say this last night. 


I will probably do a NEW LIST to coincide with the cancelled Heroes Con and, 
definitely for San Diego Comic Con. 

I might also do something special when my new book, ADVENTUREMAN, ships June 10th!

I've been posting videos on Instagram and Twitter.



This is a look at a WORK IN PROGRESS of Rachel adding SCREENTONES to one of the pieces.

Take care!

TD

Sunday, November 24, 2019

The Amazing Mary Jane 2 Cover Step by Step


Rachel Dodson and I created this Variant Cover - out now from Marvel Comics!



COVER SKETCH

The cover concept I sent into Marvel for approval. 

Roughs were drawn at 2" x 3" in my sketchbook using Warm Grey Copics then colored in Photoshop CS3.



PENCILS

Initial Rough In

Drawn in Light Blue and HB Lead on 13" x 19" Bristol Board


Final Pencils


INKS

Here's an in process shot of Rachel Dodson's inking...


Rachel inks with a Windsor Newton Series 7 Kolinsky Sable #2 Brush and Royal Talens India Ink.

Scanned into Photoshop


Flats


I colored this on my Cintiq 22 HD using Photoshop CS3 .


FINAL

TD

Sunday, October 20, 2019

Black Cat 5 Variant Cover

 Black Cat #5 Variant Cover by Rachel Dodson and me!

Out now from Marvel Comics!





Thursday, August 1, 2019

Creating Spider-Man at San Diego Comic Con 2019

Here's a look at how I made this Spider-Man Sketch at the  San Diego Comic Con.



Tools

11" x 14" Canson Mi-Teinte Paper

Col Erase Carmine Red Pencil

Pitt S, F and B Pens
Copic Warm Grey 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 Pens

Prismacolor White Pencil
Uni Posca White Marker

And a complete video-


Enjoy!

TD

Tuesday, December 4, 2018

Avenging Spider-Man #9 Cover Art Step by Step

 Here is my process for creating the cover to Avenging Spider-Man #9 (July 2012) featuring Captain Marvel and Spider-Man. 
Didn't have much to go off, so this is what I did!


Here's the  1" x 2" roughs drawn in my sketchbook and then
 adjusted and colored in Photoshop that I sent in to Marvel for approval.


Pencil stage drawn on 13 x 19 inch 2 Ply Bristol Board with HB and Light Blue lead.


Finished pencils.


Rachel inks over my pencils using a Winsor Newton Series 7 #2 Sable Brush and FW Acrylic Ink


First pass at colors in Photoshop CS3 using a Wacom Graphics Tablet (circa 2001) at 7 x 10.6 inches and 800dpi in RGB using Channels.


Final colors and coloring of line art on a separate "Screen" Layer .

VOILA!

Cool to see that this has held up! I would like to work on the clouds some more in the color stage ... c'est la vie...

TD


Saturday, December 24, 2016

Spider-Gwen #14 Cover Step by Step Part 3 Color


Rachel Dodson and I did the variant cover for Spider-Gwen #14.

Out now from Marvel Comics!

Here's the Part 3 of the Step by Step of how we made the cover art!


Flats

The first stage of color is called flats - flatting allows me to choose an area to color at any point throughout the coloring process.


Initial Rough In

I colored this on my Cintiq 13 HD using Photoshop CS3 .

Here I rough in quickly all the medium lights and darks on the figures and cast initial shadows.


Background

Using the Pencil Tool on the figure and a customized brush for texture on the clouds.

I used the Gradient Tool for the Background.


And I use a Custom Brush for the Clouds.


Coloring Line Art

At this point I like to color the line art... especially the interior edges and the edges facing the strongest light. 

 Of course, I lose as much of the line as possible - especially as I move away from the "camera".


FINAL COLOR


Detail of final colors.

Recap of the Step by Step -

PART 1


PART 2


TD

Friday, December 23, 2016

Spider-Gwen #14 Cover Step by Step Part 2 Line Art


Rachel Dodson and I did the variant cover for Spider-Gwen #14.

Out now from Marvel Comics!

Here's the Part 2 of the Step by Step of how we made the cover art!


Rachel likes to start inking with the main figures.


Rachel inks over my pencils with a Windsor Newton Series 7 Kolinsky Sable #2 Brush and Dr. Martens Hi Carb Ink to ink the covers with.


All brush.



Figures down, time for backgrounds.

Here's the scan of the final inks that I clean up in Photoshop to color.


Detail of Rachel's final inks!

Next time, finishing this up in 



PART 3


PART 1


TD

Spider-Gwen #14 Cover Step by Step Part 1 Pencils


Rachel Dodson and I did the variant cover for Spider-Gwen #14.

Out now from Marvel Comics!

Here's the Part 1 of the Step by Step of how we made the cover art!


COVER SKETCH

My initial sketches for the cover submitted to Marvel. First time I've ever drawn Spider-Gwen professionally ... looked forward to this one!

Roughs were drawn at 2" x 3" in my sketchbook using Warm Grey Copics then colored in Photoshop CS3.


Initial Rough In

Just quickly drawn in with a Col Erase Light Blue Pencil.


Pencils

Drawn in and HB lead on 12" x 18" Bristol Board .


Really happy with Gwen, so went right into finishes.


Gwen!


Nailing down Spidey's exact positioning. He's such a "flexible" character that you can really put him into almost any position.

Smartest thing to do at this point is go back to my initial sketch and try to mimic that.


Love drawing Spidey's facial anatomy!


Nailing down the 3 Point Perspective Grid here for New York City.


Further finishes on the parts of Spidey I'm happy with.


Just about done - finishing up background.


Detail


Detail


And the final pencils.

I knew I wanted to color the background details, so I saved that for myself to do instead of just "busy-ing" up my pencils :-)

Next time, Rachel's inks in 

PART 2


TD