It has been a while.

Time to update this blog again.
Many old pictures will be posted here.

Let's start with some Warhammer 40K, more specifically Gaunt's Ghosts from Dan Abnett's books.

5 minute posses

This spring I bought a tutorial of comicartist David Finch at Gnomon. It's a great, 3 wopping hours video about dynamic figure drawing. My figures tend to be very static and I put in details too early, so a few new lessons couldn't hurt. Here are some examples.

Quickdraw

It has been a while since I updated this blog, over a year already:S
Here is a shirt design I made at threadless, you can find it here.
http://www.threadless.com/submission/308457/Quick_draw

Reality

It has been a while since I uploaded some stuff, but here are some more realistic drawings I did lately. Enjoy

I am still alive:) Here is a small update before holidays.

Akira Pencils

I finally scanned the pencil-version of Akira. I was too busy (and also too lazy) to do so. Because this also is made on an A2-size, I had to scan 6 different parts, because it was too big for my scanner. (I could have done it in 4 parts, but then all the parts had to fit perfectly, and now I was able to erase parts and move them around more freely. At the left-middle you can still see a few parts which didn't fit together straight, but I can live with that.
You can also see the tape which I used to fit to A3 papers together. Akira is also standing more straight then in the inks. It looked better to change him a bit forward.
So enjoy.

Akira Ink

Who doesn't know Akira (seriously, if you don't, stop what you're doing and start watching it)? Maybe one of the most famous anime out there, probably the one who made anime popular in the west. Even though the movie is over 20 years old, it still is amazing, looks great and is timeless. And guess what, the comic is even better. That one is a true masterpiece, it looks gorgeous and the story makes much more sense.

I made this one for an anime filmfestival in Arnhem, called Yume Ichi Ya. I made it on A2, which is huge for me. I mostly work on A5, which is 16 times smaller, so it was quiet a challenge, but I liked it a lot.

Big and small tree

Hellboy

The right hand of Doom

I love this character, the stories, the mythology and the amazing art of Mike Mignola. What's more to say?

Blood

Blood

Blood stains my hands. Blood not only from enemies, but also from innocents, friends and family.

I know he has HUGE hands. I was too busy drawing to notice until it was too late, but it still looks nice.

Old Dude

Old, wise man

An ancient figure from a land that is filled with giant trees.

A very old drawing (maybe from 2000), but still one of my favorites.