Showing posts with label Ink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ink. Show all posts
18.6.10
Shock. HORROR.
What's this? A-An...update? Yeah, hello there. I've been letting my little corner of the web gather a bit of digital dust for far too long now so I thought what better way to update than to show you my latest bit of comic work? The following page was written, yet again, by the shifty looking Dave Hendrick. He gave me a choice of three scripts and I chose this one because it was silly, allowed me to draw cool looking future tech and it reminded me of the best of 2000AD's classic 'Future Shock' stories. So, yes, here you go. I do have a version with the text added and what-not but you're just going to have to wait a bit longer before you get to see that -- I wouldn't want to spoil the surprise now, would I?
6.5.10
Super Wizard!
I decided to do some drawing today as I was afraid of getting rusty. Felt nice to physically draw on paper after spending so long doing digital work!
First up, we have my version of one of the main character from one of the oddest and most interesting comics of the Golden Age. His name? Stardust the Super Wizard! I apologise for how terribly his hand is drawn and also for the incredibly tiny head, no excuses for such terrible mistakes.
I first came across this comic in reprinted form within the pages of "An Anthology of Graphic Fiction, Vol. 1" (a must-buy if you're into comics at all). The first thing that strikes you about Stardust is that the art is extremely primitive looking, being pretty badly drawn even for Golden Age standards. However, ironically enough, the art (coupled with the insane writing) is what lends this comic its strange charm. It also happens to be incredibly creepy, feeling almost akin to a fever dream put down on paper in visual form. Whether this was intentional or not, we'll never know.
The creator of Stardust, Hank Fletcher, is just as much of an enigma as his fictional creation. Little is known of the man and it is only in recent years that he has gained any kind of popularity. This sense of mystery behind the creator is quite apt considering his output.
Anyways, moving on to my next (decidedly different) image. It's...well...see for yourself:
Only a tiny handful of people will 'get' this image. For those of you that don't? You're better off, believe me.
First up, we have my version of one of the main character from one of the oddest and most interesting comics of the Golden Age. His name? Stardust the Super Wizard! I apologise for how terribly his hand is drawn and also for the incredibly tiny head, no excuses for such terrible mistakes.
I first came across this comic in reprinted form within the pages of "An Anthology of Graphic Fiction, Vol. 1" (a must-buy if you're into comics at all). The first thing that strikes you about Stardust is that the art is extremely primitive looking, being pretty badly drawn even for Golden Age standards. However, ironically enough, the art (coupled with the insane writing) is what lends this comic its strange charm. It also happens to be incredibly creepy, feeling almost akin to a fever dream put down on paper in visual form. Whether this was intentional or not, we'll never know.The creator of Stardust, Hank Fletcher, is just as much of an enigma as his fictional creation. Little is known of the man and it is only in recent years that he has gained any kind of popularity. This sense of mystery behind the creator is quite apt considering his output.Anyways, moving on to my next (decidedly different) image. It's...well...see for yourself:
Only a tiny handful of people will 'get' this image. For those of you that don't? You're better off, believe me.
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