It's funny how you can see a designer's work over time and never connect the dots. this is the case with Sean Galloway. I had first seen his art on the NFL Vinyl figures (Which I converted into a Soldier from Team Fortress 2, please make TFS figures Sean!) Then I had just picked up The Incredibles comic from the comic shop (the only comic I've bought in a while), so it was a bit of a shock to find out they were created by the same person. This is a bit of fan art for his character line up (and my personal favs) Taki, Kuta, and Kito. And what a better way to show off these veritable assasins than with a pleasent day in the park?
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Kuta
It's funny how you can see a designer's work over time and never connect the dots. this is the case with Sean Galloway. I had first seen his art on the NFL Vinyl figures (Which I converted into a Soldier from Team Fortress 2, please make TFS figures Sean!) Then I had just picked up The Incredibles comic from the comic shop (the only comic I've bought in a while), so it was a bit of a shock to find out they were created by the same person. This is a bit of fan art for his character line up (and my personal favs) Taki, Kuta, and Kito. And what a better way to show off these veritable assasins than with a pleasent day in the park?
Thursday, May 7, 2009
For whom the bell tolls
In my imaginary comic I have the distorted impression that Venom and Spider-Man once fought at the bell tower (beside the other fight at the bell tower with the symbiote) and this is merely my attempt at seeing this vision into fruition. Mediums used: Illustrator, Sketchbook Pro and Photoshop.
