Week 37 - Hulk by Stephane De Caneva

"A team work for  week 37 : "Any Character with Green Skin" 
Pencils:   / Inks :   / Colors :  

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Hulk (c) Marvel Comics

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Week 21 - Doctor Strange by Randy Ostridge

another great addition from Randy.  Doctor Strange... awesome.

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"This image is for a weekly theme over at the Illustrious Bits sketch group.

Here is some old school Doctor Strange. This design was from 1983 while he was in his original Defenders run. He's actually one of the few big-ticket Marvel characters that I don't really know much about. Stephen's got a cool stache though.

Pencil on paper, inked with black, cool gray, and warm gray markers."

Doctor Strange (c) Marvel Comics

Week 21 - Doctor Strange by Stephane De Caneva

Another Incredible addition to Doctor Strange week... from Stephane De Caneva... WOW!

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"Doctor Strange, done for  week 21 "


Doctor Strange (c) Marvel Comics

Week 21 - Doctor Strange by Dwayne Biddix

Welcome back Dwayne... with Doctor Strange!

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"Digital art: Dwayne Biddix
Ok I am still alive. See? New art!
Just been dealing with depression and a TON of commissions. Caught a bit of free time and saw  was doing a Dr. Strange week and thought I would do one for that. 
I used green to light him. At forst I was a bit unsure but I am really pleased with the effect.
Anyway enjoy!

Dwayne"

Doctor Strange (c) Marvel Comics

Week 21 - Doctor Strange by Loki

Another great addition by Loki... Doctor Strange!

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"I think i forgot how Stephen Strange used to be cool... oh yeah... the red cape en all... "

Doctor Strange (c) Marvel Comics

Week 19 - Thor by Joman Mercado

another great addition from Joman... THOR!

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"sketchy! haha -- because i suck at pencil  XD i might do this more often for practice "

Thor (c) Marvel Comics

Week 19 - Thor by Randy Ostridge

Love the Animated style... THOR!!!

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"This image is for a weekly theme over at the Illustrious Bits sketch group.

My daughter and I are watching "The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes" as I slowly convert her into a comic book geek. It is a fantastic series and stays true to the comics while freshening everything up for TV. I also really like the animation style, which is impactful and chunky.

So here we have Thor, based upon the style used in that series. I should probably pick a style and stick with it, but where is the fun in that?

All Flash."

Thor (c) Marvel Comics

Week 4 - Spider-Woman by Danielle Alexis St. Pierre

Here is Danielle's amazing piece for Week 4.

Here is what Danielle had to say about her piece:

I went with the Jessica Drew version simply because she's the one I am most familiar with.

I decided I also needed to branch out into uncomfortable territory and work on my perspective abilities. I know it's a little wonky since I rushed it (especially the background)... but at least I tired.

She turned out great, Danielle

-Jamie

Spider-Woman © Marvel Comics

Week 4 - Spider-Woman by Lauren Perry

Let me introduce you to another new contributor, Lauren Perry.

Lauren has this to say about her piece:

"Looks like Spider-Woman's in love. I feel sorry for the poor little dead flies. They never stood a chance."

Lauren has a great, and cute, cartoony style that i just love.

Head over to http://renjperry.deviantart.com/ and check out her blankees and other art.

Welcome aboard, Lauren.

-Jamie

Spider-Woman © Marvel Comics

Week 4 - Spider-Woman by Dwayne Biddix

Here is Dwayne's take on Spider-Woman! He is a new contributor and you can find his great art on dA: dlxcsccomicartist.deviantart.com/

Here is what Dwayne said about his piece:

"A drawing for for their Spider-Woman drawing challenge.
Hope you like it!

Drawn and inked in Manga Studios EX and colored and lettered in Photoshop CS3.

Dwayne"

Spider-Woman © Marvel Comics

Week 4 - Spider-Woman by Jamie Fay

Here is my piece for the 4th week - Spider-Woman

I chose Spider-Woman because she is fun to draw and has a timeless costume. She hasn't had any major changes to her suit since being created in the 70's. That says something for her creators.

I'm also lucky to have this piece have an awesome colorist coloring it. Simon Gough, http://spidermanfan2099.deviantart.com/ ,will be coloring her.

Also, so you know, I was kinda inspired by the rose scene in American Beauty when sketching this out. Of course, I had to make her clothed and put in the spider theme, but that was my original inspiration.

-Jamie

Spider-Woman © Marvel Comics