Showing posts with label Graphic Novel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Graphic Novel. Show all posts
Monday, February 18, 2013
Dust Comic Inks!
Hey cool! Inks for the first four pages of my graphic novel Dust! Hope you enjoy!
Doing them for my Sequential Art Senior Project at SCAD.
You can check out the original rough pencils here if you are so inclined!
Labels:
Comic,
Comics,
Dust,
Eryk Donovan,
Graphic Novel,
Ink,
OGN,
Pages,
SCAD,
Sequential Art
Friday, February 15, 2013
Playlist! Brand new Kickstarter project!
I have an announcement to make! I'm excited to say that I will be collaborating with one of my favorites, the super cool band Brazil, in creating a comic for an awesome kickstarter project called Playlist!
This is the cover for our tale, entitled You Never Know, based on Brazil's song of the same name.
This project is featuring 200 pages of awesome comics from a bunch of great, talented and super nice comic illustrators! Every story will feature a song interpreted by one of the artists into comic form. There will be a wide variety of artistic style and voice, all bringing music by some great musicians and bands to life!
Please take a look at the project and help us bring this amazing project to fruition!
You can check out some of the great artist's on their dA sites here!
And many more!
Really excited to see this project happen! It is going to be totally unique and something really special that you'll want to be a part of!
Our success will be because of you! Enjoy, spread the word, and donate!
Thanks!
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
2013, HeroesCon, and upcoming Comics Projects!
Time to update!
I am currently two weeks into the final quarter of my senior year, mere weeks away from finishing my undergraduate degree, a Bachelor's of Fine Arts in Sequential Art at the Savannah College of Art and Design.
It's been an amazing four or so years here, and it has definitely changed my life for the better. I have not only the drive to succeed, but the tools and means to as well. Four years ago I decided to take control of my life and make a change, pursue the dream that floated in my head since I was a child. Now I'm seeing one of the first milestones in that dream come true!
So what does this really all mean?
Currently for my senior project, I'm working on pages for a graphic novel story that I wrote in spring of last year. I'll be taking the package to a few publishers, hopefully piquing their interest, and getting my first major tale into the world and into people's hands. There is no guarantee of course that my book will get picked up, but that's not going to stop me from completing it and seeing it published, even if it means I need to do this myself. I'll be keeping all of you updated with everything I can in relation to this and it's progress.
I am also working on a really cool anthology project headed up by the talented and hardworking
.
It's called "Playlist" and it's going to have awesome comics drawn by
myself and friends of mine based on awesome songs and music that
inspires all of us. There will be a Kickstarter for this project
sometime in the next few weeks or months, and any and all support we can
get for this will be great. Share, donate, support comics and art!
Believe me, this will a project you'll want to be a part of.
Finally, I have my first gallery show next month here in Savannah Ga. It's called "The Underground Comix Show" and it will feature original art and stories by local comic artists and illustrators in Savannah. If you are in the area and like comics, independent artists, and/or unique stories, this is will be the place to be! Mini-comics of the work shown will be available, and it's going to be awesome.
The show starts at 6pm February 8th at the Ashmore Gallery, and will be open until February 12th. You can check out more info at the facebook event site here [link]
I'll also be opening commission projects up once I've graduated, probably on a 1-3 slot rotating basis for those interested. Keep an eye out for announcements concerning this, if you're interested in getting an awesome original illustration from me, this will be the time.
I will also have a table this year at HeroeCon in Charlotte, NC. If you go to HeroesCon or are in the area, come by and say hi, buy some prints or a sketch, and chat! I'll be sure to update when I have table numbers and specifics!
Until next time!
I am currently two weeks into the final quarter of my senior year, mere weeks away from finishing my undergraduate degree, a Bachelor's of Fine Arts in Sequential Art at the Savannah College of Art and Design.
It's been an amazing four or so years here, and it has definitely changed my life for the better. I have not only the drive to succeed, but the tools and means to as well. Four years ago I decided to take control of my life and make a change, pursue the dream that floated in my head since I was a child. Now I'm seeing one of the first milestones in that dream come true!
So what does this really all mean?
Currently for my senior project, I'm working on pages for a graphic novel story that I wrote in spring of last year. I'll be taking the package to a few publishers, hopefully piquing their interest, and getting my first major tale into the world and into people's hands. There is no guarantee of course that my book will get picked up, but that's not going to stop me from completing it and seeing it published, even if it means I need to do this myself. I'll be keeping all of you updated with everything I can in relation to this and it's progress.
I am also working on a really cool anthology project headed up by the talented and hardworking
Finally, I have my first gallery show next month here in Savannah Ga. It's called "The Underground Comix Show" and it will feature original art and stories by local comic artists and illustrators in Savannah. If you are in the area and like comics, independent artists, and/or unique stories, this is will be the place to be! Mini-comics of the work shown will be available, and it's going to be awesome.
The show starts at 6pm February 8th at the Ashmore Gallery, and will be open until February 12th. You can check out more info at the facebook event site here [link]
I'll also be opening commission projects up once I've graduated, probably on a 1-3 slot rotating basis for those interested. Keep an eye out for announcements concerning this, if you're interested in getting an awesome original illustration from me, this will be the time.
I will also have a table this year at HeroeCon in Charlotte, NC. If you go to HeroesCon or are in the area, come by and say hi, buy some prints or a sketch, and chat! I'll be sure to update when I have table numbers and specifics!
Until next time!
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Something cool!
Working on a wraparound cover for class, based on a personal project..
So I'm doing Dust of course!
These are the roughs, so I'll be doing some editing of course!
Enjoy!
Labels:
Comics,
Cover,
Dust,
Graphic Novel,
Pencil,
Process work,
Rough
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Pawn of Prophecy: The Belgariad, Book One
So here's the finished colored version of the cover I've been working on for class! I'm pleased with how it turned out!
Lines with Pen and Ink, and Colors in Photoshop!
Lines with Pen and Ink, and Colors in Photoshop!
Enjoy!
The Belgariad and Characters © David Eddings
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)





