Monday, June 2, 2008

Parody, please


I was asked for a erotic parody comic. I've been a great fan of the Star Wars universe, so I thought it would be great to do something with it. The comic worked very well: even some SW fan-clubs wanted to buy the originals.
I did some samples for free, because I've never thought about selling my own pages.
Instead of it, I prefer to do commissions about everything I'm good for.

Forge


A single shot about the mutant Forge.
With a very simple color as reference for the definitive illustration for the card game.

Sunday, June 1, 2008

More Cards



More sample art featured in the Marvel Origins card game.

I include the preliminary art for a Captain America's shot which I intended to be in the old and great Steranko's way.

Close Up



A closer look to a pair of cards from Marvel Origins. They were colored and reproduced from the original pencil scan, without being inked.
Later, I was asked for several commissions of Banshee character by an art dealer in USA, selling a lot of them.

Ghost Wolf mooning



Another pin-up for the USA edition of Ghost Wolf in two versions: original black and white and colored. I drew it thinking about his b&w reproduction, that's why it has such a strong contrast.

As a funny thing: I publish this illustration on the Comics2film art forum and a guy contacted with me asking for permission to tattoo it in his arm.



I hope he'd choosed the b&w one!

Un chien Canadien


This illustration about Wolverine, based on the original movie poster Un Chien Andalou ("an Andalusian dog") from Luis Buñuel, was requested by my brother Grego for his fanzine No Me Jodas, Pérez.

I think it has a great visual impact.

Trading Cards




These are some of the illustrations requested for the Marvel Origins card game .



There are many more, so I'll post little by little.
My biggest surprise with this order was to see that they used my Thing Vs. Dr. Doom illustration for original featured game.