Here's some pretty cool work from W. Scott Forbes.I've seen his work before on the comic 27, so I am familiar with his work. You can view more of his work here.
Showing posts with label comic books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label comic books. Show all posts
Monday, November 26, 2012
W. Scott Forbes
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27,
art,
comic book illustration,
comic books,
inspiration,
pixel art,
w. scott forbes
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
The Joker's "Why So Serious" Typography
The fact that this whole image is made up of letters aside from the eyes, it is incredible. For those unfamiliar, it's a line that the Joker says in the Batman movie "The Dark Knight" Once I came across this image, it had to be shared. Good typographic images are always impressive and Edno Pereira Jr. definitely made an awesome design. View more work here http://jrdragao.deviantart.com/
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batman,
batman comics,
beautiful typography,
comic books,
custom typography,
dc comics,
deviant art,
Edno Pereira Jr,
the joker,
typography
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
101 Superhero T-shirts List by Coty Gonzales
T-shirt blogger Coty Gonzales has put together quite the list for all you comic book fans. Some of the t-shirts are definitely worth purchasing and if you agree, he included the link and price for the desired tee.
Click here to view the list.
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comic book colorist,
comic book t-shirts,
comic books,
comics t-shirts,
coty gonzales,
superhero,
superhero t-shirts,
superheroes
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
365 Days of Creativity -Day 86-107
Day 86
Day 87
Day 88
Day 89
Day 90- I don't know why, but this sketch reminds of Lady Gaga
Day 91- When I did this, it did not.
Day 92- I had to work on creating this to a vector file
Day 93-Finished vector format
Day 94-
Day 95
Day 96
Day 97
Day 98
Day 99-
Day 100-An example of how templates can be a timesaver
Day 101
Day 102
Day 103-Part of a flyer I was working on
Day 104-
Day 105-I've been playing this video game on PS3 that my girlfriend's brother downloaded and I felt like drawing a fun quick sketch
Day 106- I was thinking of the old Nintendo video game Bubble Bobble and decided to create my own fast sketch of a similar looking monster.
Day 107-Fast female sailor sketch. I was looking for a good example to sketch and I almost ran out of time for today, so this is the quick doodle.
Day 87
Day 88
Day 89
Day 90- I don't know why, but this sketch reminds of Lady Gaga
Day 91- When I did this, it did not.
Day 92- I had to work on creating this to a vector file
Day 93-Finished vector format
Day 94-
Day 95
Day 96
Day 97
Day 98
Day 99-
Day 100-An example of how templates can be a timesaver
Day 101
Day 102
Day 103-Part of a flyer I was working on
Day 104-
Day 105-I've been playing this video game on PS3 that my girlfriend's brother downloaded and I felt like drawing a fun quick sketch
Day 106- I was thinking of the old Nintendo video game Bubble Bobble and decided to create my own fast sketch of a similar looking monster.
Day 107-Fast female sailor sketch. I was looking for a good example to sketch and I almost ran out of time for today, so this is the quick doodle.
Labels:
365 days of art,
365 days of creativity,
bowl hat,
bubble bobble,
comic artist,
comic books,
lady gaga,
mustache,
ninja,
pattern,
pirates,
sketch,
skulls,
splatter,
statue of liberty,
superhero
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Deceit - Badman Silence (Animated Music Video)
Deceit - Badman Silence from Richard Payne on Vimeo.
Richard's Payne video is a work in progress - Motion Comic music video for producer 'Deceit'. It was created by scanning, art working then animating the pages of Mark Millar's 'Nemesis' Comics. I'm looking forward to seeing the continuation of this video.
Labels:
comic artist,
comic books,
deceit,
mark millar,
mark miller,
motion comic,
motion graphics,
music video,
nemesis comics,
richard payne,
vimeo
Inspiration: Dayne Henry Jr.
Check out his Behance portfolio at http://www.behance.net/DayneHenry Dayne Henry Jr. is a graphic designer and comic book artist who's been working professionaly for around 10 years. I do like his style very much and like that comic book style graphic design. He even has some prints, like the one above, available for sale at http://daynehenry.bigcartel.com/
Click picture to enlarge
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behance,
bigcartel,
car vinyl,
comic artist,
comic books,
comic graphic design,
dayne henry jr.,
design poster,
graffiti,
graphic design,
illustrations,
prints,
robots,
russian constructivism
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