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Welcome to the companion blog to my portfolio website www.colwellillustration.com.
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Portland Comic Book Show 2009
I was checking out the site to see when the next Portland Comic Book Show is and found this picture of me and my son, Hunter. Check it.
Labels:
Conventioins
Friday, February 5, 2010
Luke Cage
Been playing a lot of Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 with the family. Reminded me that I used to like drawing Luke Cage. So this was for the kid in me
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Labels:
Digital Drawing,
Luke Cage
Monday, February 1, 2010
Silver Bullet #3 cover
I wrote about this a few posts back. I talked to Brett Woods, the penciller/inker of the book, and got the go ahead to post the final colors up. This was a fun piece. A lot more graphic in design than issue 2 cover, but still fun for a painterly guy like me.
Issues 1 and 2 are available through IndyPlanet here.
Issues 1 and 2 are available through IndyPlanet here.
Labels:
Digital Coloring,
Photoshop,
Silver Bullet,
Wacom
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Batman WIP
Not sure where I'm going with this piece. Lost a lot of action when the rendering tightened up, but still like it overall. I think the near wall/building in the background is a bit too small, too--making Batman look huge in comparison. The joy of working digital allows me to adjust this pretty easily, but I'm not sure this one is worth the effort yet. We'll see.
Labels:
Batman,
Digital Drawing,
Photoshop,
Wacom
Monday, January 25, 2010
Hellboy Study
Did this based on Mike Mignola's cover to Hellboy: Darkness Calls #1. I'm a big fan of his work and hope to find something in it I can incorporate into my style. I'd love to be as design oriented as he is, but frankly I'm just not that good yet. :)
Labels:
Hellboy,
Mike Mignola,
Photoshop,
Wacom
Friday, January 22, 2010
Scarlet Witch
Still trying to get some "sexy" in my female drawings. They usually look too man-ish for my taste. Figured I would try using some ref to get tips. One of my main problems was my chest to hip proportions. Using the ref helped me see those better, as well as body thrust and general sexy posture, imo.

Added some tone to practice form, too.

Added some tone to practice form, too.
Labels:
Digital Drawing,
Figure,
Photoshop,
Scarlet Witch,
Wacom
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Kitty Pryde and Lockhead
The Ten Ton sketch challenge was Kitty Pryde this week. I didn't enter because mine is digital, but I still use the prompt to push me to do things I don't normally draw. In this case, girls. I don't draw girls well. Never have. This is probably my most successful female without using tons of ref. C&C always welcome.
Labels:
Digital Drawing,
Kitty Pryde,
Lockhead,
Photoshop,
Wacom
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