Fall Festival

This past Friday I was able to do something that I've never done before. I had a sketch booth at my school's fall festival. Oh man, I had a blast. The sketches were done in pencil and inked or colored with sharpies or markers on 5x7 card stock. I had about 15 made up before the festival to display at my booth so people could see what they would be getting. I did mostly supers, but also had a few mascots, princesses, and toons as well. I even did a Barney Fife! I started at 5 and didn't stop sketchin' until about 9:30. When the eraser dust had cleared, I had sold over 30 of my sketches. I was super excited that I was able to raise over $100(sketches were $3) for our school! Lookin' forward to the next time!

Philip Rivers-GO BOLTS!

I've been a Rivers fan since he started against Arkansas St. as a Wolfpack freshman a long while back. I thought I'd try my hand at sketching him in All Star Vinyl(Upper Deck sports figurines that are very cool) style for fun. Dig it!

Sequential Stuff

Hey! Just wanted to show you that I've been busy drawing and coloring a book that my friend is writing. I've seen about eight pages from the script and have finished drawing seven of them. The coloring has been a fun learning process, but a slow one. I thought I'd post page two colored to let you see a little of what's to come. More to come soon!

Heroes Con!

Just wanted to throw out the annual Heroes Convention blog post out before it got too far gone. We had a great time at the show this year in Charlotte. It was a blast goin through artist alley checkin out all the sketches, prints, and books the artist had. I got to see some old friends and pick up some cool con sketches from some uber-talented artist. This year we also did a couple of first. We went to the auction on Saturday night, and I participated in the 20 minute quick draw contest. The sketch contest was pretty cool. Shanna watched and took pics as I sketched with my chunky digits as fast as I could. I think the sketch turned out pretty cool for only having 20 minutes. Anyway, thanks to all those who had a part in making Heroes Con '09 a great time!

The Magnificent Mastersons

Here on Earth's Mightiest Mortal we spare no expense to bring you the hottest new comic book information on the web. Today is no exception. For the very first time anywhere, I would like to introduce to you my very own creation-The Magnificent Mastersons. I have been working on their story and thought I'd get them on paper to help visualize them as they face off against the evil Body Count. The story will be full of action, drama, and alliteration. Hopefully soon I'll finish up the first story arc and get some sequentials posted. Until then, I'll try to get some bio's and pinups done to post. Let me know what you think!

Captain and Mary Marvel

Okay, Heroes Con pics and report still coming soon, but I thought I'd throw this one up on the blog tonight. This is one of the first commishes I ever had done. This was done at Heroes Con '07 by Jerry "The Franchize" Gaylord. It is still one of my favorites so I couldn't resist making this another sketch that made my coloring board. This is actually a photo and not a scan of the original. It was a lot of fun to color(although it still took a while). I still have a lot to learn about this digital coloring stuff so I'm off to the digital crayolas. :) Don't forget Heroes pics are on there way!

-Chunky Digits

Captain Marvel Colored

Real quick post tonight because I wanted to get this colored Captain Marvel pic up. Took me a little while to get the hang of it, but here is my first attempt at coloring digitally. Thought it turned out pretty good for a first timer! Heroes Con update and pics to come this week-be back soon!