Thursday, May 26, 2011

The Bile Knight of the Black Landscape


"The Black Landscape is a charred and dark plane of slag, a stranger to life itself, barren and silent. Beneath the charcoal heaps of land boils primordial energy, molten life-blood of the earth itself. The ooze churns mixes and bubbles until it breaks the blackened surface and shoots upwards. A soggy lump of flesh falls upon the dead ground, and a humanoid shape shambles upward on two feet. The form is covered in boils and scars, armor is molded, bent to his misshapen core. The Black Landscape has birthed it's knight. It knows, and it chooses. Those it chooses, die."

A new character I am throwing ideas around, wrote this quick origin for him. Enjoy!
-Eamon

Sunday, April 10, 2011

Robin Again

I find Robin a lot easier to draw than Batman. After watching the recent Batman the Brave and the Bold episode Bat-Mite presents Batman's Strangest cases! I wanted to draw a Robin, because I find the Jiro Kuwata version of Robin to be really appealing. My version doesn't really reflect Kuwata's Robin, except for maybe the eyes. I did this in a hour and a half with tracing paper, a brush pen, and photoshop.
I am also toying with a fantasy series comic idea, here is one of the characters:


More to come hopefully!

-Eamon

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

The Fedora and Top Hate


Some characters.

-Eamon

Sunday, February 20, 2011

Sunday, January 30, 2011

Monday, January 17, 2011

Dinostuffs






So here is a bunch of preliminary sketching for a new show I will be in, The Age of Reptiles, at Paradigm Gallery. My final piece might not actually use any of this stuff...but I thought I'd share.
-Eamon

Monday, September 20, 2010

Hallowed Halloween

Here is my piece for the Autumn society's new show, Hallowed Halloween, being showcased at Proximity gallery in Fishtown (in Philadelphia). The basic idea for this piece is this dude, in a really lame home-made batman costume comes to this costume contest, and sees that he is destined to lose. Now, are these guys in costume or actually monsters? I think it is funnier to imagine that they are all somehow in elaborate costumes (even though that would be basically impossible). This piece was done in marker, sumi ink, pitt pen and sharpie. Enjoy! The show is going to be awesome.

The Facebook Invite link, with all the deets.