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The cover to Incredible Hulks: Enigma Force #3.  Visit my digital coloring section to see the B&W comparison.

Small sneak peek of a cover I colored for Marvel. As soon as it goes out in solicitation, I’ll post the whole thing.

A quick sneak peek at a new art print I’m going to be screen printing soon.  Stay tuned for more details.

So, a huge supporter of my work and artists in general passed away the other day.  His name was Ryan August.
Ryan created and ran the website and zine I WANT YOUR SKULL.
Ryan was a helluva guy, an awesome daddy, husband and artist.  He died in a car accident. Thankfully, his little son who was also [...]

So, sorry for the lack of updates lately.
I’ve been UBER-busy working on some new stuff and launching a new venture.   Quick sneakie peekie above.
Stay tuned………

A while back I started working on an idea to make smaller, more affordable bomber panels.
The new line, which I’m calling “1/4 Panels” have 3 major differences from my normal nose art -faux bomber panels:
1) They’re approx. 1/4 the size of my normal panels. I plan on making them around 2′ x 2′ in [...]

Here’s the pics I promised of my latest piece. It’s for Gasoline Gallery’s California Screamin’ show coming up this Sat.
“Martini Time” 2010 – Enamel on riveted, weathered, aircraft-grade sheet metal – approx – 40″ x 44″.  Let me know what ya think.

Yup!  It’s that time of year again!  When the “best of the best” in lowbrow art descend upon Gasoline Gallery.  If you’re in or near California, this is an event your eyeballs don’t want to miss.  I’m taking part in the show again this year.  Stay tuned, as I’ll soon be post [...]

**UPDATE**
Originally this bomber panel was commissioned for a silent auction fund raising gala.  A VERY generous benefactor purchased the panel and then has kindly returned it back to me.  It is now for sale here: STARS AND STRIPES
Wrapped up my latest commission faux bomber panel / nose art piece this week.  I’ve got a few [...]

So, I woke up this morning to an e-mail from my partner-in-crime, Jimmy Palmiotti.  Subject: hex review.
This could either be really good or really, really bad….
I’ve worked on Jonah Hex since April 2006.  I can pretty much say that I’ve loved every minute of it.  I’ve been a professional colorist over 21 years.  I’ve worked [...]