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 Reilly Brown, Mike Maihack, and Aaron Lopresti.
Reilly Brown posted more commissions from SDCC on his Instagram.
Dustin Nguyen posted Oppenheimer art on his Instagram.
Bernard Chang posted new art on his Instagram.
Phil Noto posted Black Queen Jean Grey art on his Instagram.
Chris Uminga mentioned on his Instagram he has some original art for sale on his online store.
Richard Pace posted Sam Elliot and Marv art on his Instagram.
Adam Kubert drew Wolverine on a napkin and posted it on his Instagram.
Axel Medellin posted new art on his Instagram. He’s been following an “August Ladies” prompt.
Mike McKone posted Scrooge McDuck art on his Instagram.
Mike Maihack posted Princess Yona, Spider-Gwen, and Star Trek Barbie art on his Instagram. You can follow and support him on Patreon and get (early) sneak peeks and process shots.
Aaron Lopresti posted Catwoman art on his Twitter. He also posted the pencils and inks on his Instagram.
Norm Rapmund posted Aquaman and Robin art from SDCC on his Instagram.
Tom Reilly posted Thing art on his Instagram.
Agnes Garbowska posted Poison Ivy art from SDCC on her Instagram.
Gene Gonzales posted Flash (Avery Ho) and Blue Beetle (Ted Kord) art on his Instagram.
Aaron Laurich posted Pee Wee Herman/Garbage Pail Kids art on his Instagram. You can buy his original art at his online shop.
Mahmud Asrar posted Asuka Langley Soryu art on his Instagram.
Jim Lee posted Metamorpho art on his Instagram.
Marco Rudy posted a Silver Surfer vs Mephisto commission on his Instagram. For commissions like this, dm him, or contact @cadencecomicart @cadenceselect
That’s it for this week. Let me know what you think of all the art.
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