This is from a web comic I started, but haven't finished. I thought it fit "Leap" since it's a depiction of two heroes in combat smashing through a skyscraper window over a city street. I tried to depict one split second of an action-packed scene. Leaping to oblivion? Stay tuned.
This is actually a part of a large mosaic club scene I've done. It's kind of an animation-style scener that emphasizes that "Multiple Drinks Are Better Than One." Whew! Are these IFs getting harder and harder or what?
They say if you can't see something, then how can you believe it exists? By this rationale, is the cool, spring breeze, the one that races up against your skin, flinging your skirt, just ... a theory? Some Theory (Illustration Friday).
Home alone in a Jungle-grown world. But not lonely. She takes solace. But her shoes have no soles. The black velvet dress fits, but it has no back. No guardian ... but, there is comfort. In. The leopard-print blanket.
As a child, we'ren't you scared of "Tales and Legends"? This is from my recent novel art. Prismacolor mixed with photo of woods (Photoshopped). This is for "Illustration Friday." I wanted to make it like a movie poster, that's why the extra black space at the bottom (UPDATED AT BOTTOM). I think I'll add some words like a real movie poster. But as I think about it, Illustration Friday specifically asks that we not put words in the art. Hmmmm. Decisions, decisions. Enjoy.
This is my interpretative spin on the Genesis account. The proper name of this piece is "Eve on the Horizon." It was done in Prismacolor over a black canvas with a Photoshopped "paint daub" filter. I think it's kinda like visual poetry, myself. Enjoy.
This is Cellar Steps, the latest episode of the Planet Saturday webcomic by Monty S. Kane. It’s pretty much awesomely drawn, with some funny stuff intermingled. Check the site out RIGHT HERE.