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"I'll be your friend 'til the end! Hi-de-ho! Hahaha!"
i'll admit that i think the premise of the Child's Play franchise is about as dumb as a one can get, but i will also totally admit that i love those stupid movies.
You can find the original for this piece over in my STORE.
6.5" x 10", inks, acrylics, and Copic Marker on chipboard.
A few years back, when i was drawing DEADPOOL, Gerry Duggan sent some of the pages featuring DR STRANGE to the great STEVE DITKO, with whom he maintained a sort of pen-pal relationship. Ditko responded simply that the pages contained some "interesting visuals." Given the searing responses i'd heard many have received from Mr Ditko, i took his choice to not eviscerate me as some of the highest praise of my career.
You can find the original for this piece over in my STORE.
8.5" x 9.75, inks & acrylics and Copic Marker on chipboard.
Yeah, i like drawing th' Main Man. That book was one of the primary forces in warping my young prepubescent mind. I did this sketch on the road a while back, which i live-broadcast on my Facebook page. I recently got some new pens, and was thrilled with the textures i was getting out of it.
This piece is 8.5" x 11", ink on card stock.
You can find the original for this piece over in my STORE.
'Twas my Sketch Before Christmas.
He's been up in the flue,
364 nights,
since he came to see you.
You can find the original for this piece over in my STORE.
6.5" x 10", inks & acrylics (w/ Raphael brushes) and Copic Marker on chipboard.
Frank Miller's SIN CITY is one of the comics industry's beacons for creator-owned properties. Miller was (and is) one of my comics heroes. and this book showcased him doing his thing in his element, which was an amazing thing to see, and hugely influential to me as a budding comics creator.
You can find the original for this piece over in my STORE.
8.5" x 9", inks & acrylics (w/ Raphael brushes) and Copic Marker on chipboard.
I enjoyed Space Ghost as a kid, but the absurdity of Space Ghost Coast To Coast really hit me like a ton of bricks as a teenager, and left an indelible mark on me. Here's a super-rendered ink drawing of the intergalactic villain and sardonic music man, ZORAK!
This piece is 9" x 12", ink on Strathmore Bristol board.
You can find the original art for this piece available over in my STORE.
When i was a kid, Stan Sakai awoke something deep inside me. I came to his work through TMNT, as most of my generation did, but the world he built in USAGI YOJIMBO blew my little mind away.
You can find the original for this piece over in my STORE.
8.5" x 9.75, inks & acrylics (w/ Raphael brushes) and Copic Marker on chipboard.
Hey, gang! This year, I decided to whip up something festive for y'all!
Over in the SKETCHES section of the STORE, i have just added 5 hand-painted original ornaments.
They're 6.5" x 7" metal ornaments with twine cord, painted with acrylics-- each a unique piece of original artwork. The perfect holiday keepsake for the zombie lover in your life!
Yeah, i like drawing swamp monsters. What of it?
I did this one the day i got those calligraphy pens. i just couldn't stop nodding these textures.
This piece is 8.5" x 11", ink on card stock.
You can find the original for this piece over in my STORE.
The day i got these calligraphy pens, i was compelled to bust out a quick little homage to Hugo Pratt's beautiful book, CORTO MALTESE. i will never be able to ink like that guy, but i sure do love trying to get into that headspace sometimes. I need to push myself to loosen up more often.
This piece is 8.5" x 11", ink on card stock.
You can find the original for this piece over in my STORE.
Some time ago, i did a live broadcast on my Periscope (@tonymoore), and this was one of the requests i took. i could draw The Joker a million times, and never get bored of it.
This piece is 8.5" x 11", ink on card stock.
You can find the original for this piece over in my STORE.
Some time ago, i did a live broadcast on my Periscope (@tonymoore), and this was one of the requests i took. I love all the Batman rogues, and one day, i plan to revisit Two-Face and do up a fully rendered chipboard piece.
This piece is 8.5" x 11", ink on card stock.
You can find the original for this piece over in my STORE.
Despite what you hear on TV, your MAN-THING doesn't need to be Giant-Sized to still completely do its job. I've always had a great time drawing this character. Definitely a highlight of my Punisher: Franken-Castle experience.
You can find the original for this piece over in my STORE.
8.5" x 9.75, inks & acrylics (w/ Raphael brushes) and Copic Marker on chipboard.
One of my all-time favorite horror movies is Cronenberg's THE FLY. I did this sketch on the road not too long ago, which i live-broadcast on my Facebook page. I recently got some new pens, and was thrilled with the textures i was getting out of it.
This piece is 8.5" x 11", ink on card stock.
You can find the original for this piece over in my STORE.
This is a face only a mother could love, and i've been called a mother a lot of times in my life. I recently got some new pens, and this was the first sketch i did, trying them out. I did this sketch on the road not too long ago, which i live-broadcast on my Facebook page.
This piece is 8.5" x 11", ink on card stock.
You can find the original for this piece over in my STORE.
I haven't gotten the chance to check out HBO's new WESTWORLD series, but i'm very excited, because i loved the old movie. I did this sketch on the road not too long ago, which i live-broadcast on my Facebook page. This one features Yul Brynner's Gunslinger, which i also shot from the hip, so forgive the inaccuracies in the design.
This piece is 8.5" x 11", ink on card stock.
You can find the original for this piece over in my STORE.
I'll be at NEW YORK COMIC CON, Oct 6-9!
I will NOT in Artist's Alley, but rather, I'll be out on the Main Show Floor, at Booth #879!
See ya there!
You can check out more about this and other appearances on my EVENTS page!
Jack Kirby was the undisputed King of Comics. Nobody before him or since has rivaled the intensity of his output or his feverish creativity. Most of what we know and love in comics is either derived from or came directly from his hand. We all salute this man, who was the paragon of our craft.
This is the design sketch for a little tribute to Kirby that i stuck into my run on Punisher: Franken-Castle, which is the stained glass window from the monsters' church, featuring Kirby's monsters and his vision of God himself, based on several drawings he had done, which may look familiar to readers who remember another iteration of God I have drawn in some comics.
On August 6th, 2016, my dear ol' hometown of Cynthiana, KY is celebrating THE WALKING DEAD DAY, to honor the the series and its creators, Robert Kirkman and myself. Fans of the comics will know that not only do Robert and I hail from there, but it's also the site of the opening scenes of THE WALKING DEAD, and the home of Rick Grimes himself!
There will be a sign dedicated to us at the edge of town, as well as a massive zombie apocalypse street festival, complete with signings and photo ops with me and Robert, and a fantastic special reprint of THE WALKING DEAD #1 sporting a brand new exclusive cover featuring the the town of Cynthiana!
Click here to learn more about THE WALKING DEAD DAY!
It breaks my heart to know that Jack Davis, last of the EC Comics legends, is gone.
Though our personal interactions were few, they will always be held among my most cherished memories. Jack Davis was THE cartoonist of the 20th century, and even until the end, he remained a consummate professional and southern gentleman. The last time I called a few months back, his wife had told me he may not be up to a conversation because he wasn't feeling well. He happily took my call and though I could tell from his speech he'd recently had a stroke, he didn't rush me off the line and invited me to stay in touch. The few phone conversations we had fundamentally changed my entire outlook on cartooning and life in general.
Mr Davis is the single most influential and inspirational figure to me as an artist. When i was a little kid, probably no more than 4 or 5 years old, he was the first artist i could recognize by style alone from his work in MAD Magazine. He left an indelible mark upon me before i was even old enough to read, let alone understand what was happening in my psyche. Last year, I did my first work for MAD, which was a Davis homage mock "Tales From The Crypt" cover. A lifetime of obsessing over his lines and stealing all my best moves from him had still not prepared me for attempting to enter his headspace as a craftsman, and the entire exercise profoundly deepened my appreciation for what he had done.
While tonight I mourn the loss of perhaps the greatest talent cartooning has ever known, I personally celebrate the depth and magnitude of his work every day.
-T
Jack Davis, legendary Mad Magazine, EC Comics artist, dead at 91 (via NY Times)
