The first of several catch up posts. Yesterday, Robocop: The Last Stand #8 came out from Boom. Wrapping up the series, as well as my tenure coloring Detroit’s greatest hero not named Pavel Datsyuk. The book was a ton of fun. Sad to see it ending. But on to new and awesomer things!

Here’s some preview art for issues 6-8, which I had neglected to post for your viewing pleasure.

Issue 6

Issue 7

Issue 8

Oh, I also did this Chris Samnee Cap page for PnP (I’m coining that by the way) last week. Tried for something a bit more painterly with Chris stuff than he’s usually colored. I think it’s fairly successful, although seeing Matt Wilson’s gorgeous work over Chris in the Superman story that just came out, maybe I was wrong. You decide!

New samples. For practice and portfolio (PnP if you will… or, you know, if you won’t). Trying to put a DC-centric portfolio together before San Diego.

I’ve been keeping busy between deadlines by messing around with these Matteo Scalera sketches I cribbed from his DA page. These were around 45-1hr each. All for practice and fun.

Matteo’s stuff is amazing, btw. If you’re not a fan, become one!

More new samples for your viewing pleasure: pages I colored for my portfolio of Matthew Southworth‘s work on Stumptown vol. 2. Which is an amazing book if you haven’t read it. Greg Rucka always writes a mean crime comic. And Rico Renzi‘s colors ain’t too shabby either.

Another recent sample page. Morning Glories by Joe Eisma, who kindly provided me with the line art for this. Cause he’s a good dude. Done for my portfolio.

In celebration of wrapping up colors on Deathmatch #4, I’m coming up for air and posting some sample pages I did a little while ago.  Done for practice, not profit, etc.

This one’s by Dan Panosian from a Euro graphic novel of some sort. I don’t know the specifics, as I bummed it from DA. Enjoy!