Marvel Civil War - Issue 2 page 22

And here is the final page I had to ink for the Marvel Civil War issue 2 page 22.  Pencils by Steve McNiven.

Final Inks:

Penciled page:

Marvel Civil War Issue 2 Page 21

Here are the final inks and pencils for Marvel Civil War Issue 2 Page 21. Original pencils by Steve McNiven.

Finished Inks:

Pencils:

Marvel Civil War - Original Series

I was able to find some high res copies of Marvel Civil War - issue 2, pages 20, 21 and 22. These were the pages where Spider-Man reveals his secret identity to the world. These were penciled by Steve McNiven and were a blast to work on.

Here is page 20's final inks:

And the Pencils by Steve McNiven:

Batman Cover

Here is the finished inks and pencils from the Batman Cover issue 700. The pencils were done by the talented David Finch. I really enjoyed working on these tight pencils. I did have some problems deciphering some of the images in the background, but overall I am very pleased with how this one turned out.

Finished Inks: (pretty awesome huh?)

David Finch's Awesome Pencils.

Update of sorts

I haven't posted in quite a while (damn near a year???). In my defense I have had a lot going on. I lost my job in August of 2016 and have since been focusing on my Artwork and comic book inking when I have time. It's really surprising that now that I don't work I seem to be more busy with errands and everything else versus when I was working. I think I actually had more free time when I was working....and I'm still trying to figure that out.

Regardless I've managed to get some good copies of penciled pages for inking and have been working on those. I'll be posting those soon. My plan is to submit my first batch of submissions in about a week. I currently have 4 pieces done that I believe are pretty damn good. I'm making a goal of uploading new artwork or a general update bi-weekly, hopefully more often.

And in case I haven't mentioned it in a while I am available for commissions and work and also for inking comic books. I am still working on my penciling skills, but have chosen to focus on inking for now.

By inking pages I can study how the original artist set the pace and timing of the story as well as the images. I feel as though I need more work in pace and timing in converting the script. And of course my anatomy and figure structure. Hey at least I recognize my weaknesses and I am working on them.