Monday, April 27, 2015

Past future panel

I drew this panel in June 1999 as part of Mortualia 2nd issue. I was amused to see it as real image in 2014. You know, coincidences never cease to amaze me.

Tuesday, February 10, 2015

My former editor El Torres is full of surprises. I recently discovered that he had reissued Ghost Wolf in the US and I awe today finding my old pages of Rogues colored and lettered. It is a good damned opportunity to share them with all of you after so much time!



Sunday, July 25, 2010

Hasta pronto, farewell, goodbye...


Hi, folks. Much time has passed since the last post and I think it will remain so for a while. I'm in some serious projects and I lack the time to update regularly. I hope you'll have a very happy summertime. We'll see asap.
Greetings!

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

I've seen that face before...


After so much time and of so many entries, I really do not remember if I have posted this page before. Anyway, here it is. From the first chapter of The Hypothetical Lizard the stellar appearance of my elder brother as a haughty-seller-of-forbidden-things.
It was so funny to be able to draw well-known people in cameos.

Friday, June 18, 2010

Underwater!

A very old picture of an underwater Judge Dredd. I thought it would be interesting to see such a great city dweller in a rare medium. I have tried to adjust the gray levels 'cos the original was drawn on a transparent sheet and the were still a lot of traces of pencil. This illustration was designed to be printed on a black t-shirt, so I would use a negative image for this purpose...

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Can you notice everything?


Another page from Mool. Once more.
A splash page full of little details and even little lines.
When I now see so much work (fishing nets, the links of the chain, the mollusks in the post, the rope...) made me wonder "really worth it?".
Fortunately, most times I answer "yes".

Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Fast and sloppy


More stuff from Mool. This page is titled "run and hide". The end of the saga was so near that everything became much faster and brutal... Even my way of drawing, as you can see in the absence of background in some panels.