Chuffed to be asked to do one of the variant covers for the Walking Dead #100. Here's the process of how I got there... The first sketch is the first drawing I've done on a Cintiq. The final cover was painted by hand in acrylics though.
wow this is very good! I always love your covers, the detail, the colorsm it's just an amaying piece of art. just stumbled across your cover deisgn reading the last issues of Gothan Central and I immediately noticed your artwork even though it was uncredited there. Awesome work!
1) what are you painting on (paper, illustration board, ...)?
2) how are you keeping the lineart intact while painting on it? Are you doing the pencils and inks on another surface, scanning that and printing a copy then transferring it to an illustration board?
Welcome to my blog. You've probably gotten here from my website www.seanphillips.co.uk. I plan on this place being a companion piece to there, hopefully updated more often.
Every working day I'll post an example of what I've been working on that day. a favourite panel or cover or sometimes a whole page of comics.
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wow this is very good! I always love your covers, the detail, the colorsm it's just an amaying piece of art.
just stumbled across your cover deisgn reading the last issues of Gothan Central and I immediately noticed your artwork even though it was uncredited there. Awesome work!
Superb ! Thanks for showing how you got to the drawing & the various stages to the finished cover .
Love the Darth Tater and Marvel Zombies
Wow, amazing work once again!
A few questions:
1) what are you painting on (paper, illustration board, ...)?
2) how are you keeping the lineart intact while painting on it? Are you doing the pencils and inks on another surface, scanning that and printing a copy then transferring it to an illustration board?
Thanks,
DVH
Painted on illustration board, 15 x 20 inches. Drawn with a Tombo pen, then sealed with a coat of acrylic matt medium before painting.
Thanks.
DVH
Nice one, Sean!
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