Monday, November 27, 2017

Green Valley #6

Let's go back to Green Valley, shall we? This issue was an interesting change of pace, as more of the story (and sci-fi) elements were revealed. Only 3 issues remain in this series, so I'll try and wrap it up soon-- though we all know how that's gonna go. ;)

Enjoy!






Wednesday, November 15, 2017

Faster Than Light

Here's another track that I composed about 6 months ago (you can tell that my posts here are just cutting-edge and timely). I went with more of a space synth / italo disco vibe this time around, and because I had already learned so much from mixing my first song, things went a lot smoother-- not to mention that the end result sounds better. Well, at least in terms sound quality. ;)

Anyway, enjoy!

Tuesday, October 17, 2017

Mother Panic #5

Time to hit the second issue of the 3-issue arc I coloured. More of the same, really-- though I was already a bit more comfortable with the art and my approach to the colouring this time around.

Enjoy!






Thursday, October 12, 2017

Wednesday, October 4, 2017

PG 1/60 Gundam RX-178 MK-II

Here's a model build from roughly one year ago. This was my first time building a Perfect Grade kit from Bandai, and boys was it a lot of work! While it definitely was a lot of fun, it was also quite an involved process-- not to mention that I foolishly decided to paint the inner-frame (which isn't seen once it's all assembled).

As I tend to do with these kits, I went with a custom color scheme and decals. If there's one thing I would change, it would be the weathering. As always, I think I went a bit overboard with it. Oh well!

Now, enjoy a few pics!
















Wednesday, September 20, 2017

Mother Panic #4

So, here's a bit of work I did on a DC title earlier this year (or was it late last year?). Officially, I've now worked for the Big Two! Sadly, I feel that this book got lost in the shuffle of my busy schedule, and that I never gave it the attention I could have-- but looking through the pages to find something to post, I think it turned out pretty good. I had a hard time narrowing it down to the usual 5 pages, so that's always a good sign!

Art by Shawn Crystal (for the 3 issue arc that I colored).

Enjoy!






Thursday, August 31, 2017

Zombie Slicin'!

They say you should never steal treasures from the crypts, lest you anger the restless dead. Perhaps this fearless barbarian should have listened-- but, where's the glory in that?

Anyway, here is a little piece of personal art I whipped up last year in my rare spare time. All done in Photoshop.

Enjoy!

Friday, August 25, 2017

Green Valley #4

Let's keep things moving with Green Valley! Here are some pages from issue 4, where the "dragons" are revealed. As a consequence, there's a lot of dinosaur pages here-- but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Anyway, art by Giuseppe Camuncoli, and colors by yours truly.

Enjoy!






Giuseppe Camuncoli
Giuseppe Camuncoli

Tuesday, August 8, 2017

Invincible #126

At last, we reach the end of my run on Invincible. This is the last issue I colored, which coincided with the end of the "reboot" story arc. Not much else to say, really. Looking back on this issue, I think I see why the rest of the team decided to go with a different colorist. At this point, my coloring style was moving in a different direction, and I think I was starting to lose the plot. I just got carried away with following some sort of vision that was at odds with the style they were looking for.

Of course, this is all speculation. Whatever the case, I see a lot of pages in this issue that I'd like to go back and fix. That said, I feel the same about a LOT of the work I've done in the past. ;)

Anyway, enjoy!






Wednesday, August 2, 2017

1/6th scale Barbarian

Here's a model kit I did a while back (the Barbarian by Fantasy Realms). This was my first resin kit, so there was a lot of learning done along the way. The building part of the kit was simple enough-- as it was basically all just one piece, plus the base and a few accessories-- however, the quality of the casting left much to be desired. It took a ridiculous amount of grinding, filing, sanding, smoothing, puttying, and even sculpting, until I eventually just gave up and moved on to painting. That part was fun.

Anyway, enjoy a few pictures!