Showing posts with label commissions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label commissions. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 01, 2012
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Monday, March 12, 2012
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Thor vs. Karate Kid
Another recent commission piece. Not shown: Mr Miyagi, Ralph Macchio, that blond kid who always plays toughs in eighties movies, the dude from Cagney and Lacey or Elisabeth Shue.
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
HIT ME!
Remember that bit in the Dark Knight when the Joker's stood there in the middle of the street, and that crazy old Batman is speeding towards him on his massive bike, and then Batman pussies out because the Joker is too awesome to kill? Imagine that but with Adam West and Cesar Romero:
This was another recent commission. It's the most fun I've had with my drawing in bloody ages - I almost don't want to give it away. The commissioner (lol) asked me to take a moment from Batman's "dark" era (ie. everything since 1986), and recast that moment with the 60s Batman and Joker. I was torn between this and the neck-snapping bit in Dark Knight Returns. But no one wants to see Adam West snapping Cesar Romero's neck - that's too frigging horrible for words. So I picked this fairly iconic bit from The Dark Knight. Which in turn, let's be honest, is not a million miles from this:
Love that Joker!
Adding Burt Ward's Robin was my idea - sixties Batman is nothing without his monkey wrench, after all.
This was another recent commission. It's the most fun I've had with my drawing in bloody ages - I almost don't want to give it away. The commissioner (lol) asked me to take a moment from Batman's "dark" era (ie. everything since 1986), and recast that moment with the 60s Batman and Joker. I was torn between this and the neck-snapping bit in Dark Knight Returns. But no one wants to see Adam West snapping Cesar Romero's neck - that's too frigging horrible for words. So I picked this fairly iconic bit from The Dark Knight. Which in turn, let's be honest, is not a million miles from this:
Love that Joker!
Adding Burt Ward's Robin was my idea - sixties Batman is nothing without his monkey wrench, after all.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
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