Creating a Graphic Novel : Art – Food – Photography

Brazilian Dean Juliette did an amazing Birthday Zatanna piece yesterday! His first published was Grimm Fairy Tales # 27 from Zenescope in the last year. A quick reminder of the Birthday Zatanna : Dean provided a step by step breakdown of his showcase from beginning to end. Initial sketch 2.5 x 3.7″ – Establish layout […]

This site is having a birthday on 29-July-09! As a special check out this amazing Zatanna piece by Dean Juliette. Check back tomorrow for the sketches and the interview!

I really like this one! Then again . . anything with Mary Jane, I’m biased towards. Poor Peter just can’t catch a break.

Showcasing more of yesterday’s featured artist, Gerard’s artwork. An incredible Supergirl piece that’s been inkwashed! Also a very detailed New York Sykline with the Empire State Building right in the middle. Supergirl : Skyline :

Brooklyn born and bred Gerard Delatour II (a.k.a spidertour) recently graduated master’s degree in mechanical engineering. Still a video game fanatic and also does the most amazing artwork. The showcase piece is the memorable kiss from Spider-man I. Pencils : Preliminary : Final : I have to ask . . How did you get the […]

The last strip in the Halloween series where Peter Parker learns that with great power comes great responsibility (or stay off the candy before bedtime!).

Some additional coloured sequentials from this week’s featured Sydney based artist Katie Huang. Coloured Sample 1 : Coloured Sample 2 :

Originally from Taiwan, Sydney based Katie Huang works on “Josei” or “Shojo” (Female Manga). She has chosen as her showcase some samples of her published artwork. She also compiles a yearly anthology called Generations. (Note below artwork is not from Generations) Artwork 1 : Artwork 2 : What is Generations? It’s a anthology I release […]

A continuation from the previous post, in this strip we see the introduction of the Green Goblin. What better time than Halloween?

Interested in becoming a featured artist? Click for submissions From yesterday’s post, I thought I’d showcase one final bit of Randy’s work. His sequential storytelling and detailing is amazing. Even without the words, you know what’s happening on the page.