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Variant cover for July’s Daredevil #9!

Variant cover for July’s Daredevil #9!

emeraldcitycomicon:Let us introduce you to… Lying Cat! From...

emeraldcitycomicon:

Let us introduce you to… Lying Cat! From the pages of Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples’ best selling Saga comic book, this talking plush variant with a green collar was created for ECCC! Buy one at the Show, or pre-order now online for $35.  And don’t forget, you can meet @fionastaples herself at ECCC in April!

Some Pillars of Eternity fanart- Aloth and Edér!

Some Pillars of Eternity fanart- Aloth and Edér!

Between The Gutters #5

jontsuei:

Thanks for following along with this series of pieces looking at story telling in comics critically. I hope you’ve been enjoying them and find them somewhat educational. If you don’t, you can’t say I didn’t try, right?

We all know Fiona Staples. She’s the co-creator and artist of the hugely popular SAGA. I figured that there are countless write ups about SAGA already, so I’d like to write about Fiona’s work on a different book, ARCHIE. Recently, Staples did a three issue run on the the relaunch of ARCHIE and I think her work is gorgeous, charming and doesn’t miss a comedic beat. I’m fully convinced that there is nothing she can’t draw.

The following pages are from ARCHIE #1-2. I highly recommend checking out the book. 

Keep reading

Season 3 of Black Sails airs tonight! To promote it on their...

Season 3 of Black Sails airs tonight! To promote it on their social media, Starz hired me to illustrate these scenes from the show.

blacksailsstarz:Deep wounds, no clothes, and a few feet of...

blacksailsstarz:

Deep wounds, no clothes, and a few feet of sand couldn’t prevent Charles Vane from exacting his revenge.

blacksailsstarz:Before Season 3, we’re looking back at where...

blacksailsstarz:

Before Season 3, we’re looking back at where the hunt began – with a cold-blooded murder by a desperate captain. Illustration by Fiona Staples.

Got the chance to do a bunch of these for my favourite show! Here’s the first.

benrankel:*process sketch*I’m so excited to share with you...

benrankel:

*process sketch*

I’m so excited to share with you all that I’ve signed a deal with Renegade Arts Entertainment to write and draw FRANK, a historical fiction graphic novel about the incredible natural disaster at Frank, Alberta in 1903.

It means a lot to me to be able to tell a story set around such an important piece of Albertan and Canadian culture. I’m hugely thankful to Alexander Finbow and the Renegade Arts Entertainment team for the opportunity to build and support Alberta’s history and help build comic arts culture in the province.

Check out the full press release here: http://bit.ly/1MWl5ES

I recently started reading saga and it's very beautiful. Also it makes me really happy because I feel as though our art styles are similar, but yours is more developed which means I am on the right track. But one question: how do you make both eyes look t

It helps, if you’re working digitally, to flip your canvas horizontally. Fix anything that looks wonky and then flip it back. If you’re working on paper, hold it up to a mirror frequently until it looks right.

An old trick, but it really shines a light on your mistakes!

I recently started reading saga and it's very beautiful. Also it makes me really happy because I feel as though our art styles are similar, but yours is more developed which means I am on the right track. But one question: how do you make both eyes look t

It helps, if you’re working digitally, to flip your canvas horizontally. Fix anything that looks wonky and then flip it back. If you’re working on paper, hold it up to a mirror frequently until it looks right.

An old trick, but it really shines a light on your mistakes!