Hi to everyone I’m Ernest Jocson a Professional Comicbook Artist since 1998. I already worked on different companies and done several books on my inking and coloring skills. Check out my portfolio section to see my latest work. Take a peek inside about my self and my other credentials.

My Profile:
Name: Ernest Jocson
Occupations: Inker / Colorist
Years of Experience: 9 years and counting

Major Influences: Jim Lee, Whilce Portacio, Stephen Platt, Michael Turner, Carlos Pacheco, Ivan Reis and Howard Porter (in penciling).

Scott Williams, D-Tron, Batt, Dick Giordano, John Dell, Jon Sibal, Marlo Alquiza, Jesus Merino, Michael Bair, Danny Miki, Alex Garner and Terry Austin (in inking).

Credits:
- Back-up story on Cadre (Inker) from Niffty Comics.
- The Grad (online comics) Inker from Dreamland Comics.
- Vissual Assualt Comics (Inker).
- Angelos: Messenger of God (Colorist) from Purita Publications
- Haggadah: The Untold Stories of the Bible (Colorist) from Purita Publications.
- Children T-Shirt Designs (Art & Color).
- The Tale of Father Jose Ecriva (Coloring) from St. Paul Publications.
- Jade the Redemption (issues 3-4) ink assist from Chaos Comics.
- Chasity (Re-Imagine) ink assist from Chaos Comics.
- Krsytal Full Blown (online comics) Inker from Femme Fatale Studio.
- Burn Soul (issue 1) Inker from Coscom Entertainment.
- Emma Frost (issues 16-17) Ink Assist from Marvel Comics.
- Tokyo Knights (one shot) Inker from Topcow Comics.
- M.I.T.H (one shot) Ink Assist from Topcow Comics
- Versus (issue 2 & cover #1) Inker from Hardcourt Archive.
- Real Pirates Inker from Brazil Comics
- Maze Agency (issues 1-2, 3 cover only) Inker from IDW.
- Force of One (issue 1) Inker from Atlantis Studio.
- Lego Exoforce (webcomics/packaging/activity book) Inker from Lego.
- Couplers (issue 1, 2, 5 and covers) Inker from Realbuzz Studios
- Elemental Fources (current) Inker and Colorist from New Baby Production.


About me: For me comics is a big influence were I was a kid, it help me to draw and learn to imagine things that sometimes do not exist. For me this is something that I dream of and drawing comics is full of fun you can learn everything. I believe on what other artists said when they are starting out. "Just practice everyday and you will improved.”

That's the basic of drawing for me draw...draw...draw. and when the time that I discovered Whilce Portacio’s Comics Creation Course here in the Philippines. I started to join there. Since then I learn a lot and I have the full knowledge of creating comics. Basically I was tap to train in the field of inking because at first I though it was easy, but it will take time and learn the tool and also techniques before I become a full time inker.

Major Advise: If you really like to be here in the business, just following those artists you admire and listen to what they say and what they think coz that's the only thing to learn comics is.

And also study lots of book on anatomys, backgrounds, perspectives and also draw from life. And most of all if you like it very much just hang in there and be patience.