My Hero Academia

Did this awhile ago. I've been so focused on my comic series that I haven't had much time to do fan art. In any case, if you haven't seen this series do yourself a favor and check it out. It does an amazing job showcasing how superhero stories should be done.

SS Goku on Namek

My first Dragon Ball Z fan art. Pretty proud how it came out. I really like how the colors compliment each other. Definitely want to do a Vegeta at some point.

Hulking out!

Hulk is one of those characters you always want to draw, which is why its surprising that I had actually never drawn him before. I think I really hit a new high in terms of shading here. I'm very happy with how this image came out, despite its flaws.

Harley Quinn

It's truly incredible how popular this character has become. I go to shows and see her cosplay everywhere. Men and women seem to love her equally for different reasons.

Personally, I love her look and personality. Strangely, I can't imagine her without the voice from the Batman TAS ringing in my head.

Teen Titans

My latest picture showing the characters from the old cartoon series.

Yeah that's right, this isn't Teen Titans Go, this is the OG series that never got the send off it deserved.

Its good to be back.

This is my display from SteelCity Con recently held at the Monroeville Convention center. I had a really good time at the show, and made back my table fees. Definitely will try to attend next year, and try to stay for all three days (I had to leave Saturday night due to work on Monday). I hadn't attended a convention since Matsuricon back in August 2013.

One thing that occurred at the show that made me happy was the near selling out of my comic series Psychic Soldier Kai, and the general level of interest for creator-owned material. I've been working on the series for the better part of six years, and I'm almost finished with the 4th issue. I only had approximately 6 issues per installment, so I wasn't expecting to sell much in the first place. However, with the falling prices of printers, and the rapid "arms race"  of people putting out prints and mini-posters showcasing popular characters, I figured the best way to stay competitive was to offer something different at my table.

In the end, it was a fun show, and I'm eagerly anticipating my next con appearance, which will be Appleseed comic con on May 16th in Fort Wayne Indiana.

Wanted to do something a bit different, so I decided to draw a cool mythological creature. Didn't take me too long, and I absolutely love the result.

Markers and paint on bristol board.