Constantine VS. Spike (Lettered)

Same lame story as bellow, but you can actually read it. Hey, what can I say, I'm an artist, not a writer.

Batman Short Story

This is a short story that I put together because my daughter kept hounding me to be in one of my comics. She's so great that I drew her as twins

Spider-man: "Skating on Thin Ice"

These are pencils for the 1st five pages of the "Skating on Thin Ice" plot/script I found on Dwayne Mcduffie's web site. The story combines two of my favourite things - Comics and hockey. ('ole spidey's pretty cool too)

Hellboy Short Story Adaptation (Painted)

Adapted from Brian Hodge's "Far Flew the Boast of Him", short story from the Hellboy; Odd Jobs collection. Here are the finished pages, painted over the pencils from the other gallery. Will add more as I complete them

Hellboy Short Story Adaptation (Pencils)

Adapted from Brian Hodge's "Far Flew the Boast of Him", short story from the Hellboy; Odd Jobs collection. I've included excerpts from the story, in pencil. I will add more pages as I complete them.

Constantine VS. Spike (Artwork Only)

It's the crossover event of a lunchtime. Everyones favorite "Hellblazer" meets Buffy's boy-toy Spike, and all heck's about to break loose. It's True Brit right from the start. With apologies to Alan Moore, Jamie Delano, Joss Whedon et al.

Ghost Short Story

Many have seen it, but how many have tried it. This is Randy Stradley's sample script from Dark Horse.com. If anyone else has tried this story, I would love to see how you tackled it.

Pin Ups: Edit # 1

Although I've been concentrating on sequentials, I thought I'd post this gallery. These are all traditionally painted primarily in watercolour. Any comments, critiques (or both) would be greatly appreciated. I am here to learn.

J&G Reeves-Stevens "Icefire" Adaptation(Artwork Only)

This is an adaptation of the first chapter of the Reeves-Stevens novel "Icefire". Although there are some storytelling problems, I still like it. It also represents the direction I want my work to go in.

J&G Reeves-Stevens "Icefire" Adaptation (Lettered)

This was my first attempt at lettering. I had originally sent this to the Reeves-Stevens as a proposal for a graphic novel. Although the original novels rights were no longer available, they told me they really liked the work.