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Close up on a fun Star Wars commission I'm currently working on

Always nice to get a @glennyrichards record in the mail, it sounds fantastic. You can get it through @heartoftheratrecords

Evening reading material with @danieljohnstonofficial

Happy #batmanday

A couple of postcard pieces from a year or so ago. The Human Torch and Batman.

Close up on the latest page in progress for Salvatiin Is Free. New pages going up regularly at my Patreon (starting at $5 a month gets you access to that and more, including some process videos we're working on). Link in bio if you're interested.

It's been awhile since I did some straight up ink+brush work, so here's a little inky Vader piece to dust off those cobwebs.

Watercolour/ink piece trying to refine working at a smaller scale. Thought I'd do this via a classic Star Wars moment with Luke in the X-Wing (my character Leroy wears an orange hoodie similar to the colour of the X-Wing pilot suits so this was a good test..... not like I need an excuse to draw something from Star Wars though). Time lapse for this is up on my Patreon for anyone considering subscribing (link in my bio).

Here's a new thing, featuring the Second Story Kid from the Foot Soldiers. I did this in preparation for an FS short story I'll be doing soon with Jim Krueger. Looking forward to diving into this world.

RIP Michael K Williams. Losing creative people always hits hard, especially during times when the world feels extra bleak and we seek out extra sources of meaning and inspiration. Take care everyone.

Here’s a digital painting experiment that kind of got away from me, but I also kind of like it. It’s a Rancor… apparently.

Playing around with some minimal clean colour on a few pieces while I work on laying out some new comic pages. I quite like how this one turned out, the clean sharp colours match the cold straight lines of the inks quite well.

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