Showing posts with label John Carter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Carter. Show all posts

Sunday, December 4, 2011

Sketchbook Sunday - John Carter, Warlord of Mars


John Carter © ERB

I am quite excited by the release of the newest trailer for the JOHN CARTER movie. So I was inspired to sketch the title character. For fun I slapped some color on it in Photoshop. Below is the unaltered sketch.


Blue Col-Erase pencil in a 9" x 12" Canson Drawing Paper pad.

This is Post #1535


Thursday, January 29, 2009

Dejah Thoris, Princess of Mars - Complete

Just finished inking this piece. Mostly with a brush. Some Micron pen work on the background. 11" x 17" Strathmore 500 Series Bristol Board.

Thursday, April 24, 2008

Thuvia, Maid of Mars

Another ERB Mars character for today. This was a real quick one while sitting in the waiting room at the dentist today. Make every moment productive. :) Beat the deadline of the first pass of the big project. Finished yesterday evening. And managed to create another, separate piece of art today for the project presentation. Some day I hope to share this work. It's pretty cool. Today was more Cognitive Neuroscience art and tomorrow I finish up the last of the first pass art. I already have some corrections to earlier chapters that I need to take care of as well. Also on deck for tomorrow are two more pieces of art for the Bahama real estate development. Both roughs need to be done tomorrow. Today I looked at the clock around 12:30 and realized I would have been on a plane half way to Pittsburgh. Sigh.

Monday, April 21, 2008

Tars Tarkas

I was going to sketch a long, lean four armed Tars Tarkas today but ended up doing a headshot. Less than two hours of sleep since Sunday morning, 6am and two very full days and nights of working on a project that I can't talk about or show has worn me out. So, it's a moody headshot. :) If you don't know who Tars is, well, you need to read the Mars series by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Tars is a Martian and is a loyal friend of John Carter of Earth. The art I am working day and night on is a large one: 3 feet by 5 feet, done in Adobe Illustrator. I have never worked that large in Illustrator and it has been a learning experience.