Office Cat 73

In the groove, baby.

--B

Punisher In "Die For Pie..."

From week 156, the theme was:

With the news that J.H. Williams III and W. Haden Blackman are leaving Batwoman, we thought it would be interesting to have you come up with all-time dream runs that would never happen on various superhero titles and our artists will try to make it come to life as best that they can. Ernest Hemingway/Steve Ditko on Superman? Bill Watterson on X-Force? James Joyce/Pablo Picasso on Spider-Man? Feel free to get weird!

Twitter follower, hundbot suggested: A random 5 year old writing and drawing The Punisher.  Posting this one earlier in the queue as well as it's been making the rounds.  Had a lot of fun creating this one.

Check out the other great pieces from the talented Liners here.

--B

Twinkie Me, Bitch!

From week 158, the theme was:

In honor of the final episode, which will be airing next week, this week mash-up comic book characters with characters from Breaking Bad!

Twitter follower, BigMike20X6 suggested: Walter & Jesse in a spoof of Hostess Pie ads.  This piece has been spreading around the internet, so I bump it up in the posting queue.  Thanks to all who appreciate and have been sharing my work!  Big thanks to Brian Cronin and Mike Shirley!

Check out the other great pieces from the talented Liners here.

And I'll be watching the final episode for sure on Sunday!  With some twinkies!

--B

Miller Metal Logo

Here's an example from a few logos I've done.  This one I did a few years ago for Miller Metals, a local fabricator here in RI and owned and operated by a good friend of mine.  He likes lions.

--B

Bob Dylan And The Teen Titans

From week 151, the theme was:

Ostensibly because of the 10th anniversary of the Teen Titans cartoon and of Geoff Johns’ Teen Titans #1, but really just because Bill Walko wants the theme to be this, the theme this week is the Teen Titans! Mash-up any era of Teen Titans with ANYthing – a movie (Teen Titans in the Hangover), another comic book (the Teen Titans as the cast of Saga), a TV show (the Teen Titans as the cast from Saved by the Bell), a novel (Teen Titans in Pride and Prejudice), a video game (Teen Titans in Mortal Kombat), whatever you’d like! Go nuts!

Twitter follower, BigMike20X6 suggested: Bob Dylan & the Titans in the 60s.  Jealousy, lust, drug use, and music appreciation, folks.

Check out the other great pieces from the talented Liners here.

--B

Leith

Quick caricature of Leith Adams, sculptress.

--B

Office Cat 72

Going through the motions.

--B

The Adjective-less Plastic Man

From week 150, the theme was:

A return of one of our regular bits! Comic cover homages! Name a comic book character you’d like to appear in an homage to a classic comic book cover!

Twitter follower, anaustincampion suggested: Elongated or Plastic Man hanging from a web of his own fingers a la Spiderman 1 (1990).

Check out the other great pieces from the talented Liners here.

--B

OHOTMU: The Death-Throws

My second entry for Jon Morris' "The Official Handbook Of The Marvel Universe: Reduxe Edition", a project for which Jon invited a plethora of artists to redraw some entries of characters featured in Marvel's deluxe handbook from the mid '80s.  Nothing is more scary than a troupe of deadly skilled jugglers!

--B

Snake 'N' Bacon 'N' Logan

From week 149, the theme was:

In honor of his new movie coming out next week (which had work done on it by Line it is Drawn alumnus, Daniel Cox, it is Wolverine Team-Up week! Team Wolverine up with a comic book character, any comic character you’d like!

Twitter follower, B_Granderson suggested: wolverine, snake and bacon.   I love me some Michael Kupperman, so I was, again, happy to oblige.

Check out the other great pieces from the talented Liners here.

--B

The Data Center Efficiency Challenge

Screenshots from an interactive asset I created at work, done in the style of Edward Gorey.  Content written by the talented Eli Mangold.

--B

Office Cat 71

Another lunch.

--B

Psychic Fair And Comic Expo

Coming up on October 19th, Annex Comics here in Newport, RI is hosting a small comic expo of sorts.  Local talents will be offering wares and services as we try to hash out what it takes to host a mini-con.  I'll have art and comics at my own table available.

I did this poster up real quick, laying and manipulating type and cleaning up a pilfered, Kirby Professor X head from an old X-Men logo.  Also, I was going for a Rick Griffin look, but sacrificed style for legibility.

--B