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Friday, June 19, 2009

MY PAGES FROM OUTSIDERS #19

Hey folks, I recently had the opportunity to help pencil and ink five pages of this month's Outsiders #19. It was a fun gig and I got the chance to play with some of my favorite characters, namely the Creeper and Ras al Ghul. I always get a kick out of working at DC and with the Bat Office. It's a challenge but always a good time. Anyway, I had a blast working on these pages and I'm pretty happy with the way they turned out. I hope you like them too.

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-Jeremy @ 9:06 PM 0 Comments

Friday, June 12, 2009

BERSERKER #1 LA RELEASE SIGNINGS (JUNE 27 & 28) !!!

Hey folks, I'm going to be in LA the weekend of June 27th and 28th promoting the release of BERSERKER #1. Here is the skinny-

Saturday, June 27- Golden Apple Comics 1pm-3pm

Sunday, June 28- Collector's Paradise 12pm-3pm

I'll be signing with Milo Ventimiglia and Russ Cundiff of DiVide Pictures. Come by, say hi, and get a copy of the special Rage Variant of BERSERKER #1 signed by all of us. You'll be happy you did!

Thanks!

-Jeremy @ 12:43 AM 0 Comments

BERSERKER #0 FREE!!!

Check out BERSERKER #0 free, that's right FREE, thanks to the fine folks at Top Cow. I'm pretty damned proud of the book. Fair warning, it's pretty bloody. You might want to not want to read it with your three year old. :)

Check it out!

BERSERKER #0 FREE

-Jeremy @ 12:35 AM 0 Comments

Thursday, June 11, 2009

YEEEEEEAAAHH...

Hey folks, sorry it's been SOOOOO ungodly long since my last post. We had a bit of a technical problem and then my schedule went from busy to just plain INSANE. Needless to say, I'm back and will do my best to get back to posting and updating on a semi regular basis.

I've got a lot of stuff on my plate, right now. Some of it I can talk about and some I'll be able to talk about very soon. Starting this month, I'll be penciling and inking BERSERKER from Top Cow. It's a no holds barred look at what it'd be like to have extraordinary strength and abilities but not be able to control them. I'll be talking more about the book and the process behind it's creation in the near future, but until then, check out the following sites for more Berserker info!

http://www.topcow.com/Site/comics_berserker.html

http://rickloverd.com/Site/Comics/Comics.html

Alright, that's it for right now, but like I said, you'll be seeing a lot more of me here on the sight from now on. That's a good thing! No...really!!!

Thanks!

-Jeremy @ 10:54 PM 0 Comments

Sunday, November 30, 2008

FANTASY SHOP SIGNING ST LOUIS MO DECEMBER 4 & 5

Hey folks, I'll be signing at two Fantasy Shop locations in St Louis, MO this Thursday December 4th and Friday December 5th!! I'll be signing at the Fantasy Shop Florissant location (8232 N. Lindbergh Blvd Florissant, MO 63032. 314-831-5211) Thursday from 1pm to 8pm and at the Fantasy Shop South County location (0560 Baptist Church St. Louis, MO 63128. 314-842-8228) Friday from 1pm to 8pm. I'll have the usual fare with me: books, sketchbooks, original artwork, and a HUUUUGE stack of discount pages. I'll also be doing headshot type sketches for a smaaaall fee. I'll also be signing with some great area creators and friends of mine: Cullen Bunn, Brian Hurtt and Chris Samnee. For more information on the store and a map to the locations, check out http://fantasyshoponline.com/ . Come by, say hi, bring me some cookies, and chat for a while. Hope to see you there!!

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-Jeremy @ 5:51 PM 0 Comments

Saturday, November 29, 2008

BLONDIE

Hey folks, I thought I'd share a fun commission I did earlier this summer of Blondie from "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" for one of my favorite fans. Not long ago, my buddy, the colorist Russ Lowery took a stab at coloring it for me. The original was done in pen and ink with ink wash on rough 8 1/2 x 11 Bristol board. I really enjoyed working on the original piece and I think Russ did a smash up job on the colors. Hope you enjoy it!

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-Jeremy @ 6:01 PM 0 Comments

Thursday, November 20, 2008

DAILY SKETCHBOOK/COMMISSION POST (PART 7)

Today's post are five of my artist proof cards from the recent Marvel Masterworks sketch cards. All five of them were done in one evening, start to finish. I decided to go with the standard characters, with the addition of possibly my favorite character to draw from the Marvel universe, Galactus (with a teeeeeeny tiny Silver Surfer to boot).

The cards were done on in pen and ink with Copic markers and a dab of Gellyroll white pen here and there. Aside from sketches at cons I really don't get much of a chance to work in color. While I won't claim to be great at it, by any means, I enjoy getting to dabble with the Copics now and then.

Alright, back to work for me. Hope you dig todays cards.

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-Jeremy @ 10:34 PM 0 Comments

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

DAILY SKETCHBOOK/COMMISSION POST (PART 6)

Today's post was done just for the fun of it. My buddy Aaron is a big Star Wars fan and we've had a lot of conversations lately about the new Clone Wars animated show. One thing that came up in all of that was why haven't I done more Star Wars sketches or commissions. Out of it, just for shits and giggles I decided to do a quick piece featuring Aaron as a Jedi.

This piece was done in pen and ink on 8 x 14 in rough bristol board. Like the recent Starman piece, this one was done somewhere between my slick and rougher inking styles.

Okay, that's it for todays post! This one is on time and everything! :) I'm pretty happy with this piece and I hope you dig it too! Now go tell Star Wars editorial at Dark Horse what they're missing!!!

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-Jeremy @ 8:10 PM 1 Comments

DAILY SKETCHBOOK/COMMISSION POST (PART 5)

First off, I just want to acknowledge that this post is a few hours late. Sorry. Today was my goof off day, so I spent the majority of it watching "Quantum of Solace" and playing Rock Band 2. I'm back at it and am kicking things of with part four of my daily sketchbook/commission posts.

Today's post is kind of a companion piece to yesterday's Jack Knight Starman piece. It was done as another preparatory piece for the Starman/Sandman commission. Much like Starman, the classic Wesley Dodds Sandman is easily one of my favorite DC characters.

This piece was done in pen and ink with inkwashes on 6 x 9 in rough bristol board. This one was done in a little rougher style. I love messing with drybrush and little tricks like thumb stamping when I get the chance. They always create great depth and texture.

That's it for today! Hope you dig the piece!! See you again tomorrow!

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-Jeremy @ 1:25 AM 0 Comments

Monday, November 17, 2008

DAILY SKETCHBOOK/COMMISSION POST (PART 4)

Today's post is another Jack Knight Starman piece. I did this one for kicks as a precursor to the Starman/Sandman piece just to mess with my take on the character. Jack Knight has always been one of those "I'd give anything to draw that character" characters. The chances of Robinson bringing Jack back and me getting to draw him are slim to none, so get a little joy out of being able to do a Starman piece once in a while.

This piece was done in pen and ink on 5 x 10 in rough two ply bristol board. The inking style is somewhere between my rough and slick styles. Sort of an all purpose look that I'll probably use on most things that I can't just fully let go on.

Alright, thats it for today. I'm down to the wire on posting this, so it might be a FEW minutes late. Sorry. I'll do better tomorrow. Hope you dig the piece!

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-Jeremy @ 4:49 PM 0 Comments

Sunday, November 16, 2008

DAILY SKETCHBOOK/COMMISSION POST (PART 3)

Today's post is a commission that I'd been dying to get to for a while now. Swamp Thing is easily one of my all time favorite characters, yet somehow, up until now, I'd never gotten the opportunity to draw him. As with a lot of characters, this one took a little figuring out as to what my take on him was going to be. That said, I'm not really doing anything revolutionary here. He's essentially the exact same character that has been drawn by a hundred different artists. Still though, in my head there was a bit more, "Now how do I approach this?" than usual.

The piece was done with pen and ink on rough two ply bristol. I toyed with the idea of doing ink washes, but was worried that it'd only mud everything up and I'd lose the detail and grit on the figure.

Another interesting thing about this piece is that it's more of a rough inking style than I usually get the opportunity to use in my work. A lot of my mainstream comics work has had a pretty slick line and somewhere along the way I think people began to really expect that from me. Lately I've had the chance to show more of this rougher inking style to some of my editors and they really seem to dig it. Hopefully this'll lead to me getting to do more of this sort of thing on some upcoming projects.

Alright, that's it for today. I've blathered on long enough. Hope you dig the piece!

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-Jeremy @ 9:34 PM 0 Comments

Saturday, November 15, 2008

DAILY SKETCHBOOK/COMMISSION POST (PART 2)

Today's post is a commissioned portrait that I did for a friend. It was done with pen and ink with ink washes and a slight watercolor tint on slick two ply bristol. Another in my series of odd sized pieces, this one was done 10 x 10 in. Once again I really feel like the square shape really set off the look of the piece. I'm happy with the way the piece turned out. While I feel that I'm good with likenesses, hell, I've done more than my share of them on books like "CHUCK", portrait work is kind of a tricky thing and not usually my cup of tea. So if you're looking for someone to draw your kids for you...I'll kindly pass, thanks.

Hope you enjoyed this piece. See you again tomorrow! :)

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-Jeremy @ 8:03 PM 1 Comments