Marvel Comics Hellcat, Patsy (Walker) Hellstrom , was one of the first female heroines I read as a kid.  There was something about her s...

This piece was originally posted on EXP3 back when I was still posting artwork there.  In the original sketch the character was a vi...

Here we have the last of loose zombie sketches.  Because of the size of this sketch, I had to piece it together from multiple scans.  It...

Sigurd and Donna were fighting again.  Behind me, at the second table of artifacts, they stood over the ancient box that had been fo...

In that forgotten place, he became the flickering flame at the heart of the lantern.

I always found something very unsettling about Mephisto whenever he'd show up in a classic Marvel Comics story.  Beyond the fact ...

Just a quick heads up from the Psyche Delectus Tenebrarum .  I've added more links for posts from September 2012 - December 2012 a...

This piece was always about vastness and immensity, so with the color, I tried to push the depth of the space within the piece furth...

Here's another loose zombie sketch with a chunky undead emerging from some bloody chamber of horrors.  With this one I had a bit of ...

"Nick.  I've found something, something amazing." Tony looked ill.  His skin was very pale and his eyes had dark cir...

Even the soil weeps for the imperative horror of life on those blighted plains.

I've always had a fondness for Marvel Comics ' Man-Thing since I first saw him in Marvel Teamup #68 .  Something in this simple g...

Within this sketch, you can see that I was fighting the looseness a bit.  The essence of the loose style is present, but I don't fee...