Armstrong - Robin

This is the second of 2 Jason Armstrong sketches that I have, this one is in my Teen Titans sketchbook. Jason is currently working on an issue of Hawaiian Dick with writer B. Clay Moore. Jason did this sketch in Toronto a couple of years ago.

Green Lantern - Kyle Raynor

This sketch is the first of 2 that I will be posting by Jason Armstrong. Both sketches are in my Teen Titans sketchbook. The first is Kyle Raynor who as Green Lantern had a short stint with the Titans under Arsenal. Jason did this sketch for me in Toronto earlier this year. Jason has worked on books for Image and Darkhorse including the Hellboy spin off Lobster Johnson and his creator owned Ferro City among others. Both books have been collected in trade paper back. Jason does not appear to have a website but I was able to locate an interview with him at Comics Bulletin regarding the Lobster Johnson series.

Starfire

This latest sketch is a new Starfire sketch by Agnes Garbowska. Agnes did this sketch for me in Chicago this year. Agnes can draw just about any super hero or anything else for that matter and make it extremely cute. I also picked up some small Batman and Wonder Woman charms that she made, both of which can be see on her website.

Quick Post

Just a quick post of Jay Brant's Starfire Heads Up in anticipation of posting my newest Starfire sketch in the next few days.

Another Titan Heads Up

Here is Jay Brant's Heads Up Nightwing!

Cyborg Heads Up!

Well it only seems right to follow a Cyborg sketch wit hanother Cyborg sketch. This sketch of Cyborg was done by Jay Brant of Heads Up Studios. I figure the name of the studio combined with the actual sketch explains quite a bit. Jay can be found on his website.

The Original Dove

This latest sketch which is of the original Dove was done by Robbi Rodriguez. This sketch is in my Teen Titans sketchbook and was done by Robbi a couple of years ago in Chicago. Robbi was the penciller on Hero Camp and Hazed from Image, as well as the book Maintenance from Oni Press.

Donna Troy aka Wonder Girl

This is my last Wonder Girl sketch (as of right now) it was done by Craig Yeung of Bright Anvil Studios. Craig was the inker on Marvel's Runaways book up until about 8 months ago (I think.) He did this for me in Toronto in 2005.

A little more Wonder Girl!!

Finally a new post... I know that is what both of my viewers are thinking. This sketch is Wonder Girl as done by J. Bone. J. Bone is an outstanding artist who has worked for a few different companies, including Oni and DC. He is currently the cover artist for the Johnny DC book, DC Super Friends and was the inker on the fantastic book The Spirit with Darwyn Cooke. He did this sketch for me at a very small show in Toronto about two years ago.

Rising Star(fire)

This Starfire sketch is based on the animated series Starfire and was drawn by Canadian superstar in the making Ramon Perez. Ramon has a long running online comic strip called Butternut Squash. BNS is easily my favorite online strip today. He is also a regular contributor to Transmission X, the home to several online strips including Ramon's Kukuburi.
Ramon has a 3 issue run in DC's "JSA Classified" starting this month written by B. Clay Moore (Hawaiian Dick, 76) starring Wildcat. With any luck this run will open people's eyes to the talent that Ramon possesses and leads to more work for DC. In addition to his web strip sites Ramon can also be found on his blog.

Speedy

Love this Speedy sketch. Done in Toronto in 2005 or 2006 for my Titans sketch book. I believe the artist was Mike Delmundo of Bright Anvils Studios, although I could be wrong. Definitely a Bright Anvil artist though. If anyone knows for sure... feel free to drop me a line.

Finally getting to my first post of 2008

I haven't had many sketches done of villains in my Teen Titans sketch book but this is one exception. Wildebeest was sketched (painted) by Zen artist Andy Lee at Wizard World Chicago in 2006. I love to watch artists work, it probably has something to do with the fact that I have such minimal artistic ability, Andy though is probably the most fun to watch. Andy is always covered in paint and ink while he works, and I mean covered. His hands, shirt, even his face always carry as much ink as the page does. You can find more of Andy's work on his website.

When she was bad...

This latest sketch is the Ravager when she was still a bad girl. How do I know she was still bad, easy, she still has both eyes. Rose didn't realize that daddy dearest Deathstroke was screwing her over until she had already carved her own eye out to be just like him. Anyway this sketch was done at a comic convention in Toronto by Todd Monk, formerly of Bright Anvil Studios. I don't know what Monk is up to these days, but feel free to leave a comment if you know.

The Flash

This latest sketch was done at Wizard World Chicago in 2006 by Dustin Nguyen. I love it when an artist adds colour to a sketch... takes my scanner a lot longer to scan but it looks great.

Bumble Bee

This latest sketch is by artist Chris Chua. I really like Chris's style and the way he designs a sketch. You can find lots of his fine work over at his blog. This sketch was done in Chicago at Wizard World in 2005.

Nightwing - Final Course

Well, this is the last of my Nightwing sketches (including the Ivan Reis shown a couple of weeks ago.) This sketch was done at the 2006 Wizard World con by former Nightwing artist Joe Dodd. Joe is a former member of Bright Anvil Studios.

Thanks for coming to check out the blog everyone. See you at the next post, I haven't decided which sketch it will be yet but I guarantee it is not Nightwing.

Nightwing - Second Course

This Nightwing sketch was done by Marvin Law. Marvin is a member of Bright Anvil Studios out of Toronto Ontario Canada. It does not appear that Marvin or Bright Anvil have websites at this time.

Nightwing - First Course

The first of the Nightwing sketches this week is by inker extraordinaire Andy Owens. I wasn't able to locate a website, My Space, etc for Andy but he has worked for all of the major comic book companies on some of their highest profile books.

Gettin' Cheeky

This sketch of Robin was done by Sean "Cheeks" Galloway based on the animated Teen Titans version of Robin. This was the second entry in my Teen Titans sketch book back in 2005 (I think.) Cheeks is very well known around the net, as I have had several artists ask me if this sketch had been done by him.

Nightwing

I actually have a few Nightwing sketches now in my Titans sketch book, which is funny since I had to actually request him the first time as everyone seemed to avoid drawing him at first. This is my most recent one by superstar Ivan Reis. Ivan drew this up for me at the Toronto Comicon earlier this year. Like my friend Joel over at 4th Worldly, I wasn't able to find a website or blog for Ivan, so just enjoy the sketch and you can also check out his work on the regular Green Lantern monthly.