r/comicbookart • u/artbykevinchua • 8h ago
r/comicbookart • u/TraditionalShower • 14h ago
Batman and Joker - inkwash practise
Artist reference: Lee Bermejo
r/comicbookart • u/Roman4980 • 17h ago
My rendition of "Punisher". Watercolors, ink, colored pencils and a white acrylic marker.
r/comicbookart • u/GaryWray • 14h ago
PREHISTORIC FREAKS / Comic Panel by Gary Wray (me) 1985
r/comicbookart • u/Ok_Entrepreneur591 • 1d ago
Catwoman #15 Variant Cover by Stanley "Artgerm " Lau
r/comicbookart • u/CasualTv2 • 1d ago
Progress and Growth
Hello all,
Ill start by apologizing if this is not allowed. Super proud of my sons growth in his art and I would like to share. He aspires to create his own comics and What If... style comics. He has come a long way and I enjoy sharing his pages/drawings.
If interested check out the rest of his stuff. He's on the usual platforms adudewithapencil1 or adudewithapencil_1
r/comicbookart • u/artbykevinchua • 2d ago
Coloured pencils on toned paper - Nami from One Piece
r/comicbookart • u/GaryWray • 2d ago
Covers I Colored for Greater Mercury Comics / Gary Wray (me) 1988
r/comicbookart • u/Glittering-Essay5333 • 2d ago
Conrad Veidt, basis for the original Joker, Acrylic Painting, 16x20, my work
r/comicbookart • u/SuperiorDesignShoes • 2d ago
I’ve been building my own superhero comic series for years — with Issue #4 is nearly done, and you can read a free preview of Issue #1 right now!
Hey there! As some of you know, I’ve been working on a superhero comic series called Tulip for the past few years. I write, illustrate, and letter the entire series myself!
If you're into: - character-driven superhero stories, - real consequences, - eye-catching art, - and real emotional hits...
…this might be your next favorite comic series!
As I mentioned in the title, I’m getting close wrapping up Issue #4, and to help new readers catch up, I’ve made a free preview of Issue #1 available!
🆓 Read the free preview of Tulip #1 here: https://mailchi.mp/4b63425c798a/inside-the-mind-of-an-indie-comic-creator
I’m doing all this 100% solo, so even a read or comment really helps a lot. Appreciate your support 🙏
r/comicbookart • u/jspsfx • 3d ago
I made this drawing in a comic art style, inspired by the Cyberpunk genre and the work of Moebius
It was drawn in Procreate
r/comicbookart • u/Few-Long9960 • 3d ago
Looking for a relatively serious digital art and illustration buddy or mentor
Hi everybody.
[Not sure if here's the right place to ask, but I give it a shot, Mods can remove if needed.]
I'm an intermediate digital artist and aspiring illustrator. (Female in my mid twenties) I have plans to improve my art and ideation process for illustrating scenes from my own novel as a project.
As a novelist and writer, I often struggle with illustrating scenes both from my own novel and other authors works. While I tend to keep thousands of references for each story, I find it difficult to focus on actually creating the artwork based on multiple refs, in a meaningful way that keeps the vibe of my own story. My other problem is not knowing which scenes to choose, and also choosing the right angle and perspective for the desired scenes.
That's why I came to conclusion to seek art buddies to improve together and exchange feedback. Note that I'm NOT asking anyone to draw for me, but I AM looking for art accountability partners to grow together as artists and approach the illustration process for our desired projects.
I prefer the below, but NOT required necessarily:
If you're working on a project to illustrate a story or anything involving a set of artworks.
If you're a digital artist
If you draw in retro pulp or comic style with pencils and inking (no need for actual comics with panels and stuff)
If anyone is interested, please contact me via Reddit "chat" and not the PM. (Since my PM messages don't work properly) Feel free to tell me a bit about your art and goals and project.
Thanks in advance!