Friday, January 23, 2015
The Hound Lettering
Here's a short video of me talking through my process for lettering a page of The Hound for a KickStarter Vlog. Written by Barry Devlin and Paul Bolger this book should be in our hands within a few weeks.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Queen of Storms
Granuaile: Queen of Storms will be out from The O'Brien Press on February 16th 2015, written by Dave Hendrick, with art by the immensely talented Luca Pizzari, colors by me and letters by Peter Marry.
Saturday, August 9, 2014
Monday, August 4, 2014
Joe Q
Two of my favourite pieces to work on recently are both by Joe Quinones. A Guardians of the Galaxy illustration for Variety Magazine - Joe has a great process piece over on his blog here – and selfie cover to Batman '66 #14.
Saturday, August 2, 2014
We Can Be Heroes
I just finished the lettering and colors on a short one-shot webcomic by Darrin O'Toole and Barry Keegan. It's a great little tale about homelessness and everyday heroes. Read or download a hi-res PDF here.
Saturday, July 12, 2014
Random Colors
Just noticed I've a few random pieces on my desktop that I've colored recently.
Cat Woman by Chris Samnee.
Moon Knight by Chris Samnee.
The Shadow by Ron Salas.
Hobgoblin by Gabriel Hardman.
Cloak and Dagger by Brian Level.
Spider-Man by Cormac Hughes.
This is a poster for a modern take on Shakespear's Caesar for a Cork Production. Inks by Robert Carey.
Rocket Raccoon by Ben Holiday.
Cat Woman by Chris Samnee.
Moon Knight by Chris Samnee.
The Shadow by Ron Salas.
Hobgoblin by Gabriel Hardman.
Cloak and Dagger by Brian Level.
Spider-Man by Cormac Hughes.
This is a poster for a modern take on Shakespear's Caesar for a Cork Production. Inks by Robert Carey.
Rocket Raccoon by Ben Holiday.
Monday, June 23, 2014
Me... in The Wicked + The Divine?
Check out the beardy fella in this panel from The Wicked + The Divine #1! Yup, it's me. A big thanks to Jamie McKelvie for sneaking me in. If you haven't picked up a copy yet - do so. Kieron Gillen, Jamie and Matt Wilson really have created something truly remarkable.
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