In his early adventures, Doctor Fate encountered the Fish-men of Nyarl-Amen with their electro-dart-shooting tridents.
{2.5x3.5, created in Adobe Photoshop}
I claim no copyright for the properties represented in the Saturday
Sketches. All copyrights and trademarks are retained by their
respective owners. I make no money from what I am presenting here.
It is presented for portfolio and appreciation purposes only.
Here's a creepy Lich sketch from some time ago for a fantasy story I was working on at the time.
Here we have a Norn Giant from one of Doctor Fate's early adventures. These guys are several stories tall. I made him appear more angry than the giants appear in the original strip. I also neutralized the colors just a tad to make them more palatable.
{2.5x3.5, created in Adobe Photoshop}
I claim no copyright for the properties represented in the Saturday
Sketches. All copyrights and trademarks are retained by their
respective owners. I make no money from what I am presenting here.
It is presented for portfolio and appreciation purposes only.
This piece was originally part of the Interior Life set. With the Interior Life set I tried to find a middle ground between my more emotive works and my sequential art. That set held some of the ideas and thought processes that would grow into much of my intent here at Zombie Bites. I had imagined this hungry door as fiery from the moment I drew it. With the color reinvestigation I wanted to bring that feeling of furnace / fireplace to the fore.
{8x6.503, Sharpie with color added in Adobe Photoshop}
Drawn around the same time as last week's gargoyle, here we have a graphite sketch of an elder Nosferatu.
{8.5x11, Graphite}
He comes to measure the moment.
Recommended Listening:
{8x5.33, Digital Images manipulated in Adobe Photoshop}
In his secret origin story, Doctor Fate confronts Negal, the giant ruler of the Underworld of Charn.
{2.5x3.5, created in Adobe Photoshop}
I claim no copyright for the properties represented in the Saturday
Sketches. All copyrights and trademarks are retained by their
respective owners. I make no money from what I am presenting here.
It is presented for portfolio and appreciation purposes only.
The Skin Crawling Comics
website began earlier this year and regularly posts pages to the individual
stories of the anthology every Tuesday and Thursday. I'll be doing an
update at least once a month with links to the newest pages. Drop by and check out the latest updates!
Here is a graphite sketch from some time ago of a gargoyle type creature. Perhaps this is how some of the inmates of Arkham Asylum perceive Batman...
Here we have a loose portrait of Scratch chained in his cage. Here he's looking kind of sad and more fearful than his usual malicious, but that chain is on him for a reason.
{8x6.34, created in Adobe Photoshop}
In his early adventures, Doctor Fate encountered the Fish-men of Nyarl-Amen with their electro-dart-shooting tridents.
Here's a creepy Lich sketch from some time ago for a fantasy story I was working on at the time.
Here we have a Norn Giant from one of Doctor Fate's early adventures. These guys are several stories tall. I made him appear more angry than the giants appear in the original strip. I also neutralized the colors just a tad to make them more palatable.
Drawn around the same time as last week's gargoyle, here we have a graphite sketch of an elder Nosferatu.
In his secret origin story, Doctor Fate confronts Negal, the giant ruler of the Underworld of Charn.
The Skin Crawling Comics
website began earlier this year and regularly posts pages to the individual
stories of the anthology every Tuesday and Thursday. I'll be doing an
update at least once a month with links to the newest pages. Drop by and check out the latest updates!
Here is a graphite sketch from some time ago of a gargoyle type creature. Perhaps this is how some of the inmates of Arkham Asylum perceive Batman... 
Here we have a loose portrait of Scratch chained in his cage. Here he's looking kind of sad and more fearful than his usual malicious, but that chain is on him for a reason.
