Le Dungeon de Art, Design & Cool Stuff

Drawing fan art instead of drawing assignments. I am a bad-ass that way. Mwahahaha!

I saw a small corner panel by David Finch in Top Cow’s Ascension & thought it was a very good composition so I tried it out for myself. The scene is basically the same, but I changed the vanishing point & eye level so that the figure looks as if he’s heading towards the viewer instead of upwards.

The shaded parts will be covered in solid black ink so I did not bother to draw an outfit on him.

I had some free time today so I made Superman art. It turned out quite nicely so I’m going to cover it in ink next time I’m free.

The roundhouse kick kicks butt effectively. In my opinion, a super-heroine who cannot do a decent roundhouse kick is lame. Changing how the arms are positioned doesn’t lessen the powerful imagery of this kick.

Horned demons are cool. That’s all I can say about this page off my sketchbook.

From flight or a high jump, I believe this has got to be the best way to land. I drew it in my sketchbook as a reminder. I haven’t quite decided how the other arm is positioned so I drew in 2 variations.

We’re positioning/plotting dynamic figures in perspective now. It takes a lot of brain power & problem solving but I think I’m getting the hang of it after a whole day’s work!

Here’s a scenario I cooked up just to make the page interesting. There’s typical pre-battle drama unfolding here - Feel free to laugh! Nyaha-ha!

Medusa, the drawing project I’m currently working on. I think I’ll have to rearrange the snakes on her head as I ink - so they’d somehow seem to be moving WITH Medusa, not AGAINST her.

sketch of an acrobat, about to swing out… experimenting with worm’s eye view

more fighting figures, women this time… “Don’t let her get away!”

drawing fighting figures. The big guy in middle thinks he’s got the upper hand but he really should watch his back!