Supahmen!

These two Superman pics was supposed to be up for auction for the Tsunami victims a couple of years back, but due to botched up correspondence, it wasn't used. I eventually used them as part of my portfolio.

A fellow artist colored the 2nd pic. I'll upload that one too once I find it.

Some old stuff: X-Men

I did this a couple of years ago for my portfolio. I tried to do a montage of all the X-Men characters and I redesigned most of their costumes.

Pink

This is a new one. Again, trying something new.

Ultimate Thor: Animated

I drew almost the whole cast of the Ultimates in this style. I'm short of probably a few characters. Thor and Cap are my favorites of the bunch.

Ultimate Cap: Animated

I did this piece some time ago. I was inspired so much by looking at various artists who draw with an animation type of sensibility. Since one is forced to simplify his art to emphasize the figures most striking characteristics, it's one of the most fun to do, yet complicated at times. While learning this style, I've had to unlearn some things and realize some bad habits. I've since had so much fun drawing characters in this style. Now, the subtleties I have learned in this style, I can apply to a more comic book or a more realistic style.

The Mighty Thor

I thought of doing an animated style Thor. I'm liking how top-heavy I did this. He's go humongous arms, but he's a god so go figure. Thor's my current favorite character. I feel that the current Thor, with Odin's powers, is probably one of the most powerful beings in the Marvel Universe. Writers hype up certain characters mentioning that they will win against Thor. Thor is one bad-a$$ mo'fo! Superman, The Sentry and even the Rampagin Hulk can't hold Thor's jockstrap.

Mighty Thor Process

Here's my basic process in doing digital stuff. First, I do the initital sketch, I refine it, I then finalize the line art, I then lay flat colors on the image, Lastly, I render it. I'm playing around with different things now. It's pretty fun.