I haven’t been posting much, so here’s a backlog of samples of some stuff I’ve colored the past few months. Kinda interresting and fun cuz I’ve been asked to do a variety of styles.

This was for a Marvel A Plus X #5 story by Kathryn Immonen and drawn by David Lafuente Featurng Doop (That green floating guy originally created by Mike Allred) and Iron Fist. Serious props to David Lafuente on these pages. I never saw someone go so nuts outside the script box and make it work. The 3rd page is what happenswhen Doop eats you apparently.

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I colored this posted drawn by Tony Millionaire for the Spike and Mike film festival. They changed the color of the banner in the final because they thought green on yellow was hard to read or something. go figure. Awesome poster anyway!! I’m glad spike and Mike are still up and running… well Spike anyway. Rest in Peace Mike.

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Art director/editor or Spoungebob Comics Chris Duffy let me color some comics drawn by Ramona Fradon. She is a real treasure. She drew classic issues of Aquaman back in the day and she’s still going strong.  These 2 Pages are from the story The Legend of the Novella Graphica (Story by Jason Lambert and Drawings by Ramona Fradon) Featured in Spoungebob Comics #18

Here’s 2 pages from another Ramona Fradon drawn story by  Chris Duffy. The Prince and the Tortoise  for Fairy Tale Comics published by Macmillan/First Second

And I did another special Ramona comic for Spoungebob comics but I ‘ll have to keep that a secret until it’s released… I’m pretty excited about it.

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I colored a Tony Millionaire story For Spoungebob Comics The Haunted 13th Issue. Here’s a couple pages from it:

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Here are a couple pages I colored for Regenesis Uncanny X-Force Volume 1 #19 (written by Rick Remender and drawn by Robbi Rodriguez). Sorry if I gave away the ending here, but you’ll have to buy the book if you wanna read the dialogue.

And this here page I colored for Wolverine and the X-Men Vol 1 24. This comic and that last one were both comics where I just filled in for a couple pages. Another colorist did most of the book. But I did the pages you see here. This is one of those cases where I had to fit in with an existing style. A bit more glowy than I normally do but I’m happy with how they turned out.

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I got to color some vintage Conan comics a little while ago for Darkhorse. These were reissues of comics that were originally black and white, so it was sometimes a challenge dealing with the halftone of the old scans.The stories are called Demons of the Summit (first 2 pages below) and Child of Sorcery (the next 3 after that). I believe these were published in Darkhorse’s Robert E. Howard’s Savage Sword. Although I can’t figure out which issue..

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I recently had some spot illustrations in  Bloomberg Business Week. Click here to see it online

Here’s What it looked like in print:

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