Continuing with the evolution of a character. Here we are again with my main man Bull. His appearance has gone from rocky to black steel and I wanted him adorned with etched tattoos. Notice, the hair is now black and I like that better. His appearance has two more states and I'll be getting around to that before long.
I usually put up finished work. This time I'm putting up a sketch. I've been making an effort to get back to sketching. It's vital to keep your flow. This is a drawing of a character who is not in the Wyldcardz story, but will have his own, some day. I plan on finishing this piece. As I go along I'll post up the steps. I've always found that interesting looking at other artists' processes.
There are other characters in the Wyldcardz universe. This is Beautiful Sphinx. She's an information specialist. She broadcasts a pirate webcast straight to your frontal lobe so "those who want to kill imagination" can't censor them. Only the Thought Police can hi-jack the signal. Beautiful Sphinx is about truth, beauty and lifting the human consciousness from the fog that imprisons it.
I'm sure everyone is familiar with Zuda Comics. It's DC Comics first foray into web comics. I've been following it and they have some good stuff going on. As part of promoting the site they provided postcards for creators to send in. Below are the postcards I sent in. Only one got posted to the site, but, whatever. The fact I made the effort is the victory.
Those of you who are familiar with Public Enemy will know where this title comes from. But I digress. This post is about evolution. Evolution of a character. The character Bull is evolving. Has anyone ever heard of the "iron body" technique? More to come.
Once again, I am posting some artwork. Twice in one week! Can you believe it? I'm actually kicking around some promo pieces that could eventually show up else where.
OMG!! A blog post!! I can't believe it!!! After having life kick my butt for a few months, I am back with some more artwork. I'm particularly proud of this piece. Don't ask me what I was shooting for. Sometimes you see an image in your head and you have to get it out.
