Showing posts with label hulk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hulk. Show all posts

Saturday, July 13, 2024

Incredible Hulk Recreation Art!

I've always loved this simple (but dynamic) image of the Hulk, as drawn in the late-60s by comics artist Herb Trimpe.

This is my attempt at a realistic take on said iconic pose, using marker, ink, crayon, colored pencil, and pastel!

Click below to enlarge!


Below: I took tons of pics (with me as the subject) for reference before starting this painting...

Then I stretched, twisted, and manipulated my pics in Photoshop, to get some 

Hulk-like proportions, then used those images to help craft the finished illustration!



Below: Close-up details from the painting.



Saturday, May 15, 2021

Jack Kirby's Incredible Hulk! The Making of a Sketch Cover!

Had so much fun working on this new INCREDIBLE HULK sketch cover! I wanted to get that wonderful, weighty, powerful Jack Kirby look, so I based this on one of Jack's very fist drawings of the Hulk! Click images below to enlarge!

Below: My rough sketch, drawn directly on the cover,
along with gray marker tones put in as an
"underpainting" to get things started!



Below: Adding colors atop the underpainting, carefully
following the value contrasts set down in the black-and-white
tones..




Below: Almost done, after adding the color marker,
plus a few touches with crayon, watercolors, and ink...




Below: The finish cover, after adding some acrylic highlights, a 
few gray washes here and there, and some colored pencil touches!







Tuesday, March 23, 2021

Rare Marvel Superheroes Art! X-MEN! Wolverine! Hulk!

 Unearthed from the files! Here are some pencilled pages and covers from various kid's books, all featuring the Marvel superheroes (Storm, Wolverine, the Avengers, Magneto, the Hulk, and more)! Click images below to enlarge and enjoy! 










 

Tuesday, November 19, 2019

New Comic Book "Sketch Cover" Art! Superman! Spider-Man! Batman! Supergirl!

Having tons of fun with blank comic book sketch covers!

Media used: ink, marker and colored pencils!

Click images below to enlarge!