The coolest comic art you won’t see in comics.
The reason you won’t see this art in comics is because artists often draw sketches, warm-ups, and commissions and post them on their Instagrams, Tumblrs, and Twitter. Some artists even arrange commissions through their sites so be sure to check them out to stay up to date with what they have going on.
Click to enlarge. (Header art above features art by Chrissie Zullo, Chris Uminga, and Takeshi Miyazawa.
Chrissie Zullo posted a Padme Amidala sketch cover on her Instagram.
Richard Pace posted Ultron art on his Instagram.
Mike Maihack posted Rey art on his Instagram.
Ryan Stegman posted a Nightcrawler commission on his Instagram.
Michael Walsh posted new art on his Instagram.
Chris Giarrusso posted new art on his Instagram. You can buy his art on his website.
Brett Booth posted new art on his Twitter.
Joel Gomez posted new art on his Instagram.
Otto Schmidt posted new art on his Twitter.
Leonardo Romero posted Luke and Grogu art on his Instagram.
Dustin Nguyen posted Batman and Boba Fett art on his Instagram.
Chris Uminga posted Swamp Thing art on his Instagram.
Takeshi Miyazawa posted Silk art on his Instagram.
Reilly Brown posted some Batman headshots on his Instagram that he drew on Batman/Fortnite comics.
Agnes Garbowska posted new art on her Instagram. She has several pieces up for sale on her website.
Declan Shalvey posted Darth Vader art on his Instagram. Don’t forget to pick up Time Before Time #1 from Image Comics on May 12.
Philip Tan posted new art on his Instagram.
Mike McKone posted more work-in-progress art on his Instagram.
Aaron Laurich posted new art on his Instagram. You can buy his art at his Etsy store.
Jim Cheung posted more art on his Instagram.
Nick Cagnetti posted Spider-Man and Black Cat art on his Instagram.
Ethan Castillo posted Amazing Spider-Man art on his Instagram.
Nick Bradshaw posted new art on his Instagram. You can purchase his art at www.artbycanucks.com.
J. Scott Campbell posted an update to that classic Mary Jane-drinking-coffee cover on his Instagram after someone apparently tried “fixing” his art. The results were a pretty interesting lesson from Campbell on the different aspects of art.
Campbell also put up this sketch for auction here with 100% of the proceeds being donated to Fresh Artists.
That’s it for this week. Let me know what you think of all the art.
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