A larger view of the art
Friday, September 6, 2013
Mr. Peabody and Sherman #1 Variant Cover - IDW
Since solicitations are out now, I can finally share the variant cover I did for IDW's upcoming Mr. Peabody and Sherman comic that will tie-in with the upcoming movie by Dreamworks. Many thanks to editor Sarah Gaydos for giving me this opportunity!
Labels:
cartoon,
comic,
dog,
Dreamworks,
genius,
IDW comics,
kids,
Matt Kaufenberg,
Peabody and Sherman,
time travel,
wabac machine
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Pipe Study
Yesterday I found three old pipes at the local thrift store and I was inspired to paint one of them. It was a fun experiment and I found the style to be extremely relaxing.
Monday, August 26, 2013
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Saturday, August 10, 2013
Friday, August 9, 2013
Ben 10
Ben 10 is one of the few newer cartoons that I actually enjoy. It a fantastic show (I've loved every incarnation of it, although I haven't seen any Omniverse yet) and I've been wanting to do some fan art for a long time. Planet Pulp's theme this month is anything Cartoon Network related, so it gave me the perfect excuse to draw some Ben 10 action.
I've included the original sketches along with the final pieces. Originally I was going to render them in my usual gouache/dry brush style, but I opted for a more retro style in the end.
I've included the original sketches along with the final pieces. Originally I was going to render them in my usual gouache/dry brush style, but I opted for a more retro style in the end.
Labels:
aliens,
ben 10,
cartoon network,
illustration,
kevin 11,
monsters,
omnitrix,
wildmutt
Friday, July 26, 2013
Popeye Classics #12 Variant Cover
Here's the variant cover I illustrated for IDW's Popeye Classics #12. It was an incredible honor to be asked to illustrate a character I adored as a child (and still do, as an adult).
The sketch was my original take on it, but they wanted something more like the Popeye illustration I did a few years back. I went with a pretty simple visual gag, but I'm happy with how it turned out. If i had to do it over though, I would have drawn some giant vegetables to really sell the joke. Oh well!
If anyone finds a copy, i'd love to see it!
The sketch was my original take on it, but they wanted something more like the Popeye illustration I did a few years back. I went with a pretty simple visual gag, but I'm happy with how it turned out. If i had to do it over though, I would have drawn some giant vegetables to really sell the joke. Oh well!
If anyone finds a copy, i'd love to see it!
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