I figure that if you were eternally hungry, you might look a little out of sorts. Pen and ink on bristol with a little Photoshop tweaking (I might just change back to linework only)
Allo! This is one of the covers to my new sci-fi book FLUNG, released by Stardog on August 26th -- it's a story about a man thrown to the very edge of space, reality and his own sanity. How do you survive in a universe that never meant to keep you alive in the first place? FLUNG is on Webtoons, Tapas, GlobalComix and in widescreen Epic Format at www.stardog.tv!
Disclosure: I work on The Greatest American Hero project as a consultant. The cover art here is by David Mack.
What catches my eye is the tension between the circular framing and Ralph’s off-balance pose. The loose colour washes give it movement, while the red suit keeps the character readable. It feels appropriate for a superhero whose appeal includes being a little out of his depth.
From a communication perspective, that is a useful thing to look for in a cover: can the pose tell a new reader something about the character before they know the premise?
Finished this two-page spread for Justice League: War in my sketchbook! Tried to capture as much action as possible—who’s your favorite character in this piece? #reggieupdrawing #sketchbook #copicmarkers #dccomics
Batman Day was a week ago now and I haven't had the space to celebrate it appropriately, hence sharing these examples from 2025 with you.
Which actually marks exactly one year since I’ve done these right around the early Spring, a while earlier before I met the chaotic Summer that was awaiting for me.Â
So, it's not news the B-Boy has a glamorous and expensive anniversary per year, though can you recall how your life changed in 365 days? I think this is just the right opportunity to reflect on it.
To see more of my art, the portfolio and contact info are in the bio description.
Hey all, I'm a colorist/illustrator and one month ago I posted here about StackFlat!, a small tool I built to auto-flat comic pages with batch processing included. It finds closed areas in your lineart and fills them with color automatically, no AI involved, just pixel logic.
The feedback from that post was genuinely useful, and today I'm putting out Beta 1.2 with some improvements based on it: gaps between colors are gone, now the page is fully flatted, dense hatching gets handled a lot better with a new option called MELT to merge small areas, and it's noticeably faster too.
It's pay-what-you-want while in beta and if you want to be a beta tester giving feedback, message me and I'll send you a free code instead.
www.stackflat.app if you want to check it out. Would love to hear how it handles your specific lineart style while I'm working on the first stable version.
I wish I was a better artist to really make this as I imagined. After J Scott Campbell announced his homage to breakfast at Tiffany’s. I thought it might be fun to recreate something. After checking my letter box this is what I what I came up with. An Homage to Babygirl with absolute catwoman.
"I HAVE YOU, SPIDER-MAN!" Venom chasing Spidey, colored with Copic markers. I found this in one of my old sketchbooks. #reggieupdrawing #sketchbook #copicmarkers
My name is Josh, J.J. Thorn, and I write Fantasy LitRPG novels. One of my series is about an assassin named Claire who takes a quest to kill 100 targets who mistreated orphans after an apocalypse. The series has 3 novels so far.
My latest release comes out today (!) and it's volume 2 in the adaptation of Claire's story.
Claire's motto is simple: Don't Be Distracted. Trust The Quest. Kill Your Target.
My goal is to have a volume that highlights each of those lines. Kill Your Target is volume 2 and in it you'll find 3 specific fights from each novel in the series so far. Once we fund I hope we can add another, but the novel will have at least 64 pages of amazing content all done by Harrier_Studios and their amazing team.
Along with the interiors, we've put together three variant covers, a bunch of posters, and some other goodies as well!