Hey everyone,
Here's what I've done recently. Check em' out and please, tell me what you think!
Captain America
Drawn on bristol paper with pen and ink and then colored with Copic markers. I cut out Captain American and pasted him against a cheap flag which was stapled against another bristol sheet. There's enough space behind the Captain's head that, depending on where the light source comes from, it creates a nice shadow on the flag. I'm very happy with my first multi-media piece.
The Joker
I submitted this piece for this month's Art contest. It's a pencil and ink piece. Many things inspired this drawing. Try and find em'.
Zombier Joker
Wouldn't it be cool if DC turned their heroes and villains into zombies? We all know it won't happen, but here's how I imagine the Joker would look if they did. Its an unfinished pencil and ink piece.
The Alamo -1836
And here's a look into the historical work that I do. This is one of ten illustrations I finished for a historical fiction novel titled The Breach, which is about a Mexican general during the war for Texas Independence. Another pencil and ink piece. Remember the Alamo!
Enjoy and please, tell me what you think!
~Wade
Here's what I've done recently. Check em' out and please, tell me what you think!
Captain America
Drawn on bristol paper with pen and ink and then colored with Copic markers. I cut out Captain American and pasted him against a cheap flag which was stapled against another bristol sheet. There's enough space behind the Captain's head that, depending on where the light source comes from, it creates a nice shadow on the flag. I'm very happy with my first multi-media piece.
The Joker
I submitted this piece for this month's Art contest. It's a pencil and ink piece. Many things inspired this drawing. Try and find em'.
Zombier Joker
Wouldn't it be cool if DC turned their heroes and villains into zombies? We all know it won't happen, but here's how I imagine the Joker would look if they did. Its an unfinished pencil and ink piece.
The Alamo -1836
And here's a look into the historical work that I do. This is one of ten illustrations I finished for a historical fiction novel titled The Breach, which is about a Mexican general during the war for Texas Independence. Another pencil and ink piece. Remember the Alamo!
Enjoy and please, tell me what you think!
~Wade
