My semi-secret project is moving along, slowly but surely. That little chunk of sheet music I posted before has grown to a complete arrangement, and I’m in the late stages of character design. Here are some work-in-progress sketches to keep things lively!

I felt a bit guilty about my last post. I like Captain America well enough, I don’t wish him dead. Seemed rather extreme, so I thought I’d give him the edge in this one:

Hey all! Just a quick post to prove I’m still alive and kicking. While my 9-5 has been incredibly busy as of late, I’ve been doing what I can to keep sketching and producing at night.

As I’ve never a big Captain America fanatic, I don’t quite know why he and Red Skull keep battling in my mind. Still, had to do something about it. Sorry, Cap – Red Skull won this time. Apologies for the violence of this one, it’s not my usual! I really wanted to break out my red ink, and well, look what happened…

Here’s a sketch from a few days ago that I’m going to take into Illustrator. Expect a final sooner than later. SHAZAM!

Parker and Fries, that is. Here are a couple sketches from the last little while. First up is Mr. Freeze, followed by your friendly, neighborhood Spider-Man. Enjoy!

In times like these, clowns have a particularly difficult time finding work. This fact is made up, but may be true. Either way, here’s a new illustration.

My favorite Batman super-villain would have to be Dr. Victor Fries, AKA Mr. Freeze, with no exception (as evidenced by my obsessive portrayal of him for Halloween 2007). This sketch took a little longer than Two-Face and Ventriloquist/Scarface, but was well worth it.

Another quick sketch: One of my favorite Batman villains, Arnold Wesker, AKA The Ventriloquist/Scarface.