It’s sad when really great artists pass away, as it means there will never be new work from that creator. In honor of the passing of Vampirella artist Jose “Pepe” Gonzalez, today we’re giving you a glimpse of the work he did with vampire from outer space.
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Yes, there are a great number of entries that feature attractive women in these Art Appreciation Moments of the Day, and while it is nice to gaze upon the female form, it is more interesting to see how female artists portray the form. Here’s a fun Catwoman piece by Jessica Hickman, for the Batman Archives Sketch Cards Series. My drawing on one of Mark McHaley’s Batman Archives sketch cards. He then colored it as only he can. I love how he lays down the paint and can get such detail with simple brushstokes. via Deviant Art
What I really like about Marcio’s designs is they are simple. Clean lines, not a lot of detail, but just enough for each of his characters to be distinct from one another. You’ll have to check out his Deviant Art page to see his renditions of other superheroes – because he’s got a lot of them. And yes, this is the same artist who did the Pheonix image a while ago. via Deviant Art
Today, we bring you a piece by Eric Basaidua called Rose Red. The colors are by Nei Ruffino who does the color for Zenescope’s Grimm Fairy Tale series, but most of you have probably seen her coloring in current Green Lantern issues. Take the jump for the full image.
Well, he can’t draw awesome Batman covers ALL the time.
I simply adore Gene Gonzales’ work, and have one piece in my collection already. Gene has posted a new series on his daily sketch site that is up for auction on eBay for people to go crazy over. For now, here’s Gwen Stacy looking good on a crisp fall day. Today I present another in the series of color paper pin-ups I have been doing lately. This one is Gwen Stacy. She was the first love of Peter Parker and she met a tragic end. Gwen is still a fan favorite to this day probably because of it. This piece…
What’s better than looking at pretty art each day? How about drawing Wolalina, the time-traveling detective? All from Randy Green.
I’ve been meaning to post some of Marcio Takara’s works here, but got behind (as usual). If you want some awesome images of Marvel and DC characters, Marcio has you covered. Check out his take on Phoenix. it was meant to be something else… but I decided to use it to draw a Marvel character again. I was between Ms Marvel, Scarlett Witch and Phoenix via Deviant Art
I like seeing artists doodling and seeing what they come up with. Today, it’s Derek Fridolfs and his DC Doodles. via Deviant Art
Today’s Art Appreciation Moment comes from challenge set up by Phillip M. Jackson’s co-workers.
Check out the variant cover to Power Girl #2, by Adam Hughes – another wonderful piece of work. Can’t wait for this one to be turned into a statue. The full cover after the jump.
Poor Batman, the guy just has a terrible time making friends. The above image is from inker Derek Fridolfs’ Deviant Art website, where he’s posted an the page from an upcoming Superman/Batman issue. via Derek Fridolfs
Ever since he took up drawing Catwoman covers for DC Comics, I can’t think about Selina Kyle without thinking about Adam Hughes. One of my favorite artists of all time, Hughes finds Ms. Kyle one of his favorites too. I miss drawing Selina. It sure was fun with her; lots of different moods. She’s the quintessential femme fatale. And YES, I’m aware the she resembles Audrey Hepburn, LOL. My personal inspiration for Selina Kyle is Ms. Hepburn, circa 1954-57. My favorite face ever. My personal inspirational cocktail for Catwoman is: 70% young Audrey Hepburn 20% Liz Taylor from CAT ON…
I’ve been away from the DeviantArt scene for a while, so I’ve been failing ot check in with what Detective Comics artist Dustin Nguyen was up to. Here are two spectacular pieces he’s completed recently; one for an upcoming Detective Comics cover, and another simply titled Red Carpet. Yeah, you’ll want to take the jump and click on the full sized image.