Something different

An idea I'm trying to work through for a Luke Skywalker drawing.

Finally

Feels good to finally put this one to rest.  I relented and finished this off with digital textures and stock photos (flames).  Although this changed a lot from my initial concept I really am happy with how it turned out.  2018 is the 50th anniversary of the film's release.

A couple of Star Wars cards

Back when I was doing the trading card thing.  Really wish there had been a TOS Star Trek card series I could have worked on.  Or Blade Runner.  Or James Bond.  Star Wars is just so over done.  Still, I liked a lot of what I knocked out even though I kept it as a "sketch" rather than so many of the really finished ones that many of the artists were (and still are) putting out.

Getting in the flow

As I said earlier, it takes me some time to get into the swing of things with a new model.

More from the cellar

Spent the better part of the morning loading furniture for a Canadian client. Glad that's over. (knock on wood). Here's another Topps image. There may be one or more or even all of them used before. Sue me. I'll be back to the norm on Friday (I hope).

The many faces of Solo

Hopefully the last of the old stuff for awhile. Back to drawing tonight.

Family Skywalker

From Galaxy 4.

The many faces of Indy

Characters of the Jones saga

More Topps. I like the simple lines and the "sketch" aspect of these cards.

Topps o' the mornin'

I've probably used that one before and it wasn't clever then either.  Eh, my blog...

Sticking with the old stuff

Had some other obligations and missed last night with the Black Hand Group. So I have another week with old scribblings to post.

Secondary characters

Some Topps cards using the folk that populate the stories in a relatively minor way.

Meanwhile, in a galaxy far...

eh, you know the rest. Tomorrow I'll put up some new life drawings.

More of the Jones'

Kinda like these.

Double Feature

These images are from way back, about 1987 - 88.  The Nightmare on Elm Street painting was done as a wrap around cover for a sticker book published by Comic Images.  Next weekend I will post a couple of the spot illustrations I did for the series.  The Kenobi painting was just for me.