A Hawkguy convention sketch by @Steve_Lieber, colored in @MangaStudio 5.
I drew a sketch of Hawkeye and Pizza Dog at the Stumptown Comics Fest, and used it to play around with the coloring tools in Manga Studio 5. Here’s the result.
The original art might still be available at Periscope Studio’s Etsy store.
These have been released by Marvel for Comic Book Resources so I guess it’s okay to post them here. These are some pages of my art from Hawkeye #7, written by Matt Fraction, drawn by me. (In the comic they’ll be colored by the great Matt Hollingsworth.)
There are two stories in the issue. The other is drawn by my studiomate Jesse Hamm.
So we blew up our schedule on HAWKGUY just a little bit to work a special issue into our schedule — #7, January, is now a book told in halves, each about Hurricane Sandy and our intrepid Hawkguys (or Lady Hawkguy if you prefer) dealing with Things. Clint finds himself helping an evacuation in…
Rich Ellis created this ink drawing, detailed with delicate graywash, depicting Deadpool expertly wielding both a gun and samurai sword.
Rich is the artist of the urban fantasy series Memorial, published by IDW. Learn more about him at http://www.elliscomics.com/
The original art for this drawing might still be available at our Etsy store. Check and see!
An Inhumans sketch, drawn by Ben Dewey. Ben has been busy doing gorgeous lineart for a Dark Horse Star Wars project, but he likes to sneak in warm-up sketches like this one. It’s The Inhumans: Gorgon, Medusa, Black Bolt, Triton, Crystal, Karnak, and their giant teleporting bullbog, Lockjaw.
The original art is 8.5 by 11” and was drawn on sturdy 2 ply bristol with graphite, india ink, grey-toned marker and white gouache. It might still be available at our Etsy store.
The Inhumans were created by Jack Kirby and Stan Lee in Fantastic Four # 45 and are ©Marvel Comics.
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