WOWIO: December Sun by Rob Marsh

WOWIO: December Sun by Rob Marsh

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Alex Ross DC Sketchbook

Captain Beard!

Another find from a stash of old art in the garage...

Not sure who or what this guy was about, but he's got a very colorful costume...

Old, strange "Reformed Fruit" art

Just some junk I found on a disk. Old cartoon fruit bickering. I intended to make a video of this but never did. Maybe someday.

San Diego comic con 2009

One of these days I might make it to San Diego for the annual convention, as part of my December Sun book. I've been looking at the convention site, and it's a sensory overload just looking at the site, without even setting foot on the convention floor!

One of the cool things being offered is a limited edition fine art print of TRON concept artwork. I've seen some of this on the jacket to the TRON dvd, so it's cool to finally see the full image. TRON is one of my favorite films, as both a remarkable scifi film, a corny film, and an all-ages film, all rolled into one!

Someday San Diego, maybe. But mustering the resources to get out there is another thing entirely.

Billy Leavell's "Ray Rocket" meets "Archie" part 5

Page 5, the final page of the Ray Rocket saga. Shameless usage of David Bowie (with nod at the end of the story). I think I was just really big into his music at the time or something...

Billy Leavell's "Ray Rocket" meets "Archie" part 4

Billy Leavell's "Ray Rocket" meets "Archie" part 3

Billy Leavell's "Ray Rocket" meets "Archie" part 2

Page 2 of the Ray Rocket story. The art now goes into a faux-Archie style... not a very good faux-Archie style, but hey, I was jus having fun. Archie is one of those few comic titles you can find on the shelves of Walmart, and I've wondered if I could ever draw something like this professionally (the answer: no.)

Day by Day

Pretty funny stuff here. I took Fortran in college too...

Another sketch from the 'Dad's Toenail' book

Another pen and ink image of the grandfather from "Dad's Toenail", a very silly book I illustrated last year.

Old Guy!

Sketches in ink for a children's book I illustrated, called "Dad's toenail". I did these back when I was a big fan of inking with nibs, or frustrating, sharp and easily-broken metal dipping pens that have a propensity to splatter ink. I've since gotten hooked on the line quality of brush.

Porcupine Man!

Watch your helium balloons around generic porcupine man!

and here's the teeny-tiny thumbnail of the same image (oh, the wonderful things you find on the C: drive...)