GODZILLA

Here's a Godzilla illustration I did to get that itch scratched. I love Gojira and have wanted to do a colored illustration of him that would do the King of Monsters justice. This was traditionally inked with brush, pen and ink on 11"x17" Bristol board and digitally colored in Adobe Photoshop.

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 Digitally Colored in Photoshop

 Traditionally Inked with Brush and Pen

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Kylo Ren Illustration

Here's a Star Wars illustration I did for fun, showing the new villain from the upcoming The Force Awakens film, Kylo Ren. I digitally inked this in Adobe Photoshop and hope to color it soon.

MAGGOTS!

This is a digital painting for a friend's movie called MAGGOTS. This was a concept art piece that I fully rendered in Adobe Photoshop, one of my first fully digitally painted pieces. This was a long process to get to this point, I still need to go in a touch up a few things, but it's otherwise just about complete.

The movie is still in production and it's an independent small budget film by Neil Mechino, the same filmmaker who did MOLD!, which I painted a poster for. Check out the painting for that here!

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SHAMUS BEYALE!!!

Here's a promotional poster I put together to be shown alongside my business cards. I was inspired by the poster for the amazingly awesome GRINDHOUSE movie of Rodriguez and Tarantino fame.
I overdid the textures on this piece, but I was messing around and practicing with adding wear and tear. I researched and found some amazing websites showcasing movie posters, which you can check out HERE and  HERE. I'm a fan of the painted variety of film posters, I think that they build up anticipation for viewing the film a lot better than Photoshopped floating heads and "photo illustrations" of today's output.

Man Cop #1 cover!

Here is the cover to the first issue of Man Cop! A self-published work that I helped my friend Chris Bramante, a self-proclaimed mythmaker (and writer of Man Cop), put together in hopes of spreading the legend that is Man Cop. I had slowly worked through this first issue (all 20 pages of it), in over a year, painstakingly pencilling, inking & lettering it with all my passionate artistic fervor. It is finally of to be printed for its first run. Check out www.mancop.com for further news and preview the world of Man Cop.

"Man Cop" © Chris Bramante