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 and to support them!
Click to enlarge. (Header art above features art by Todd Nauck, Paolo Rivera, and Reilly Brown.
Todd Nauck posted commissions from SDCC on his Instagram.
Dustin Nguyen posted new art on his Instagram.
Bernard Chang posted new art from SDCC on his Instagram.
Franco posted Moon Knight art on his Instagram.
Khoi Pham posted new art on his Instagram.
Joel Gomez posted new art on his Instagram.
Mike McKone posted pre-show commissions on his Instagram.
Otto Schmidt posted Red Canary and Scarlet Witch art on his Twitter.
Phil Noto posted Captain Britain art on his Instagram.
Rod Reis posted commissions on his Instagram.
Richard Pace posted Madelyne Pryor art on his Instagram.
Jim Cheung posted X-23 and X-Men art on his Instagram.
Tom Reilly posted Spider-Man and Thing art on his Instagram.
Paolo Rivera posted Panthro art on his blog. I believe there’s a time-lapse of it on his Instagram.
Reilly Brown posted more commissions on his Instagram.
Dan Parent posted commissions from SDCC on his Instagram.
Ryan Ottley posted new art on his Instagram.
Skottie Young posted an older Harley Quinn sketch on his Instagram.
Andrew Robinson posted Azrael and Cyclops art on his Instagram.
Marc Silvestri posted a Mister Sinister sketch cover on his Instagram.
Brett Booth posted Prophet art on his Twitter.
Norm Rapmund posted commissions from SDCC on his Instagram.
Agnes Garbowska posted Stranger Things commission on her Instagram.
Aaron Laurich posted new sketch cards on his Instagram. You can buy his original art at his online shop.
Gene Gonzales posted Bizarro art on his Instagram.
Danica Brine posted more commissions on her Instagram.
Nick Bradshaw posted new art on his Instagram. You can purchase his art and Danica Brine’s at artbycanucks.com.
Jim Lee posted his pencils on his Instagram for character designs that inspired the look for Gotham Knights video game. (You can watch interviews about the game from SDCC HERE).
That’s it for this week. Let me know what you think of all the art.
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