Showing posts with label Manga Studio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Manga Studio. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 22, 2015

WASTELANDS

Here's another comic book pitch I helped out on about a modern day interpretation of Dracula, aka Vlad Tepes. it's written by two writers, Bryan Furuness and Andrew Scott. I did 7 comic pages and a couple character designs, which we've been shopping around. I drew these pages digitally in Manga Studio EX 4 and lettered them in Adobe Illustrator.
Here's a synopsis: Wastelands is a cross between Dracula and Apocalypse Now. Captain Harker and a small team travel upcountry to assassinate Dracula, a bin Laden figure who orchestrated terrorist attacks on American soil that killed Harker's fiancee, Mina, and thousands of other civilians a decade earlier. General Van Helsing taps Harker as the man to infiltrate the castle and end the 10-year war, but the mission is complicated when Harker discovers that Mina was turned into a vampire. The story is about 9/11, the War on Terror, what our country has done and what we're becoming—but it's also just a good story about vampires and vengeance.








Saturday, September 6, 2014

Papa John's Storyboards

Here are storyboards for two Papa John's commercials, one revealing the cheeseburger pizza and the other showing the Papa John's Quality Center (a set, of course). These were drawn in Manga Studio EX 4 and shaded in Adobe Photoshop.







Tuesday, June 25, 2013

SCHMUCK

I did a short story with Seth Kushner, an amazing photographer who has taken portraits of celebrities and artists which have been published all over the place. He also loves comics and decided to do a short autobiographical series showcasing one man's neuroses in searching for love. Working with a myriad of artists, he asked if I could do one entitled The One, which is related to The Matrix. Please check out the website that he shares these stories at and also check out the other short stories to see the variations in art and style (this link is to the story I worked on): http://welcometotripcity.com 
The website is also home to many other artists and storytellers and showcases a cross section of pop culture to personal stories.