Round Nine: Pride Thursday

Cable

Sloth

Wednesday is hump day. Except for the sloth.

Gluttony

I was listening to the new Giant Squid album while I drew this and Greed. I have to say, the tone of the music along with subject matter of the topic has taken these to a darker place than I expected. But then again, these are sins…

Greed

Amon starts his work week with a bit of anger....

Amon, a Duke of Hell and the demon most associated with WRATH has a trying Monday morning with his wireless internet and gets taste of his own medicine...

Cable

I did the initial sketch at work with no reference which is why he has two mechanical arms instead of just one… But whatever.

Round 9: Seven Deadly Sins as Seven Deadly Days

Wanted this to look like an old 50s pinup calender, only in watercolor. Didn't quite get it, and the font needs to be fixed badly.

Saturday: Day of Lust

Who will take the next deadly sin? . . .and which day will it fall on?

Something which may help as inspiration for this is a blog called "People, you'll see in hell"
http://pysih.com/

SUPRISE ROUND TWO: CABLE!

Raised in a post apocalyptic mutant future, Cable the angsty, destiny riddled, cyborg telekinetic mutant son of Cyclops comes back in time armed to the teeth for adventures filled with even more destiny!

Like being our next round til the official one appears from the west!

Deadpool Again!

a quick one with pencils and Adobe Photoshop! I'm just jumping rounds at this point!

...Hades test the temperature...

...and is my fourth deity for round seven!...I'm going to keep posting until someone else does!...

...Ares is a busy god....

We've gone too long without a post! Here's some God of War loving for you...

A Friend Gone Too Soon

I feel fortunate enough to have had the opportunity to hang out and draw with you brother. Times I will never forget. We'll miss you.

For Jeremy...

We lost a lot this weekend. The students and faculty at SCAD lost an endlessly driven teacher, who loved his students and yet drove them to constantly achieve their best with the no-nonsense style of a taskmaster. Those who knew him lost a kind and generous soul, who never turned his back on people in need, who gave his all for his friends and loved ones. The genre lost true a Sequential Artist, who always kept the Faith, and never gave up.

Me, I lost a brother.

Rest easy, Unclefucker. We'll see each other again.

I remember an office mate...

I first met Jeremy when he started as a part-timer in Sequential Art, he was teaching electronic portfolio or something another like that and I was over in Norris teaching Drawing for Storyboarding at the time. We became office mates when we both shared a desk between Julie and Dove for a couple of quarters. Jeremy had shit everywhere, all the time, books, art, projects and I used to cuss about it constantly as I had only one box of stuff and a laptop. To his credit, Jeremy never apologized for his mess and after a while I realized that it couldn't negate what an awesome and goofy guy he was (and that I had been sharing an office with Larison, overlord to a spectacle of an office mess). Jeremy, I'd see you time to time and chat, the students we shared sung your praises to me and know I'd much rather be looking at that desk, cussing about it than writing this post. I hope this finds you at peace and among the many great artist who have already left us.