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 Khoi Pham, Andrew Robinson, and Gene Gonzales.
Khoi Pham posted more art on his Instagram. You can get art from his live auctions HERE.
Dustin Nguyen posted new art on his Instagram.
Sean Galloway posted a bunch of pencil drawing headshots on his Instagram. They’re up for sale on his BigCartel.
Reilly Brown posted Deadpool and Wolverine art on his Instagram. He wrote, “This is a piece I did for a print for Fabian. If you catch him at a convention, he’ll write in dialog of the characters making fun of each other— or more likely, making fun of YOU lol.“
Rod Reis posted some pre-show commissions on his Instagram. He’ll be brining a bunch to Baltimore Comic Con and NYCC.
Adam Kubert posted commissions from DragonCon on his Instagram.
Tom Reilly posted Nexus art on his Instagram.
Joel Gomez posted new art on his Instagram.
Andrew Robinson posted commissions from DragonCon on his Instagram.
Gene Gonzales posted Martian Manhunter art on his Instagram.
Chris Uminga posted Beetlejuice and Lydia Deetz art on his Instagram.
Chrissie Zullo Uminga posted a jam piece of Cloak and Dagger with Chris Uminga on her Instagram. Chrissie drew Dagger and Chris drew Cloak.
Axel Medellin posted new art on his Instagram.
Aaron Lopresti posted Moon Knight art on his Instagram.
Aaron Laurich postednew sketch cards on his Instagram. You can buy his original art at his online shop.
Richard Pace posted Hellboy art on his Instagram.
Dan Mora decided to take a break and draw “something else” while doing some work, and he posted the results on his Instagram.
Nick Bradshaw posted Angela and Namor vs Hulk art on his Instagram. It was for an art drop on Sunday, September 1, on his and Danica Brine’s website. Head over there to see if there’s still anything available.
That’s it for this week. Let me know what you think of all the art.
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