Alan
quickly stacked the books again in the circle formation Tim had
originally created. The things behind the wall had begun emitting a sickening blue
light that vibrated like the light from the jellyfish creatures but it
gave him more than enough illumination to find Die Tür Des Bösen
amongst the scattered volumes. He frantically flipped the pages until he found the illustration
with the banishing rune. To draw the rune, Alan chose a spot on the wall adjacent to the bulging shapes.
He ran over the banishing ritual in his head adding the name of the
rune, Eisott Mudulica. He took a deep breath.
Just
then the wall beside him bowed out about two feet. It pulsed barely inches from from
his face. Thick drops of jelly dripped from it. Alan's breath came in sharp short
gasps. As the wall stretched thin he could see a massive shape beyond ,
another creature like the others, but as large as a truck. It pushed
hard against the skin of the wall, but luckily the barrier held. The monstrous shape on the other side
retracted and the wall fell back into place. However, the skin of the wall sagged
slightly this time, like an empty balloon.
Here's another in the Magik set. I hadn't really planned on giving this one it's own post, but the stepping discs play a fairly pivotal role in the tale of Illyana Rasputin.
The Skin Crawling Comics
website began recently and will be posting 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. Check out the latest updates!
An older sharpie and marker sketch. When I first discovered color sharpies I was so in love. Here we have the beginnings of some of my more psychedelic coloring but on one my standard angry faces. 
There are very few shots of Belasco's citadel within the issues of the Marvel Comics limited series Magik. Drawn by several different artists, each version they drew of the citadel was different. I took several images of the citadel as reference and married them all together. 
Exhumed and Saturday Sketch are growing up! The Other Features gallery has dissolved into individual Exhumed and Saturday Sketch galleries.
The two galleries have finally gotten large enough to become their own
pages and stand on their own. Thanks for viewing and reading! I hope you enjoy!
Here is a second object of power for the Saturday Sketches, the Soulsword. I hadn't planned on drawing this as a Saturday Sketch or next week's piece either. However, after missing one Saturday Sketch, I just couldn't bring myself to leave another Saturday empty during the hiatus. Also, these two pieces were fun to draw. 
