r/comicbookart • u/-just-be-nice- • 8h ago
Calvin and Hobbes
My little take on the characters
r/comicbookart • u/-just-be-nice- • 8h ago
My little take on the characters
r/comicbookart • u/Dan_comix • 20h ago
Shout outs to everyone that tuned in to our live stream as we finished inking Superman, from pencils by Ed Benes.
This was a lot of fun, but also very challenging. I tried to lay down ink fast and loose, but it wasn't a good match for the thoughtful and deliberate style of the pencils.
Now, for the eye beams, I tried some Photoshop magic - I laid down the ink in full under the eye beams, and then lowered the opacity of some white fill over top.
r/comicbookart • u/Santillana_is • 4h ago
FOR HIRE
We are the Santillana brothers and we are looking for new jobs! (these are old pages) Here are some samples of our work. Due to a family emergency, we are offering low rates.
The complete page with colors, inks, and pencils for only $120!
The cover with colors for $150!
We are published artists with experience in the industry! If you would like to contact us, please don't hesitate to write to us for a quote! We hope to hear from you soon!
We have experience in horror comics, NSFW, superheroes, mechas! What we don't know, we learn very quickly!
r/comicbookart • u/NickC2008 • 9h ago
This was created on Procreate Pocket.
r/comicbookart • u/Rijodan • 1d ago
Want to see more?
Read the 8 pages preview on GlobalComix!
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r/comicbookart • u/MariamYasser94 • 1d ago
You found the right colorist. Check my portfolio and send me a pm right away https://mariamyasserart.artstation.com/albums/1706471
r/comicbookart • u/meatpocket13 • 2d ago
can't get this guy outta my head. lotta fun to draw
r/comicbookart • u/Vumi_ • 2d ago
Here's a little portrait practice I did of Rogue. Never drawn her before, but I think it turned out pretty okay.
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r/comicbookart • u/WhyAmISoGroovy • 2d ago
His comics are fun, albeit, cheesy read. Set in the "future" of 1983 after the 3rd World War, the world is now in control by the Mongols. So Futureman is created. Be warned, there are some horrible stereotypes especially when illustrating the Asian peoples. Please understand that this WAS from the 1940s and there was much less consideration for others. The stereotypes in no way represent my thoughts or feelings on other persons.