Pencils and inks for Fear Her Timeteam in DWM issue 451 out now. The father's angry face was drawn with a Derwent Tinted Charcoal pencil to give it a hand drawn feel whilst the rest was inked with pen and brush.
Wednesday, 29 August 2012
Monday, 27 August 2012
The Sarah Jane Companion Vol 3
I was delighted to be asked to contribute illustrations to accompany the features on unmade Sarah Jane Adventures stories. Initially this was seven illos which soon doubled to fourteen! I was sent design layouts and since the deadline was fairly tight ( not to mention I was colouring a Dr Who strip for IDW at the same time) I needed to work out a suitably efficient style. Having pencilled I only inked in the lines before scanning. Then I coloured the art adding black only as a colour such as hair or somesuch. They gave the art a nice posterish look in places. The Sarah Jane Companion contains more of my illustrations and is on sale now! I'll be selling the original line drawings soon so keep an eye on the blog!
Tuesday, 26 June 2012
ZYGON COLOUR STRIP
Here's a very recent commission to colour the art I did for a client earlier this year. This was good practice getting into the swing of colouring strips as I'll be colouring one of the stories in the upcoming IDW Dr Who Annual 2012. Can't wait!
Monday, 25 June 2012
BERNICE SUMMERFIELD Original art sale
I've a large selection of Bernice Summerfield art for sale that was used on either Big Finish's book or audio range. All artwork is black and white ( see image above for size). Price is £60.00 each. Please contact me at adrian.salmon@btinternet.com under heading Benny art sale. I can supply digital photo of any art you're interested in. Here's the available art listing:
CD Cover Art
Secret of Cassandra
The Green-Eyed Monsters
Dance of the Dead
Mirror Effect
The Bellatron Incident
Draconian Rage
Poison Seas - SOLD
The Bone of Contention
The Grel Escape - SOLD
Masquerade of Death - SOLD
Kingdom of the Blind - SOLD
Something Changed
The Goddess Quandary- SOLD
The Tartarus Gate
Timeless Passages - SOLD
Empire State - SOLD
Tub full of Cats - SOLD
The Judas Gift
The Final Amendment
The Wake - SOLD
Beyond the Sea
The Diet of Worms - SOLD
The Adolescence of Time
Glory Days - SOLD
Secret Origins - SOLD
Freedom of Imformation
The Greatest Shop in the Galaxy
Dead Man's Switch - SOLD
Year Zero
Silver Lining - SOLD
Book Covers
The Glass Prison
Life During Wartime
A Life in Pieces
The Tree of Life
Genius Loci
Old Friends
Missing Adventures - SOLD
The Vampire Curse
Secret Histories
The Two Jasons
The Big Hunt
Wednesday, 13 June 2012
ROBOTS OF DEATH / STORM MINE
I was delighted to be asked to illustrate two posters for these upcoming fringe plays. Robots of Death is adapted from Chris Boucher's Dr Who original story and Storm Mine based on the audio adventure script. The images needed to represent each play individually but at the same time tieing them together. It struck me the chessboard from the play would be an ideal graphic solution representing the cat and mouse game between Taren Capel and the crew of the Sandminer An ambigious robotic faced Taren looking down on the game as two Vocs stand guard.
The second illustration was more difficult and so became more of a composite of elements - the human dream tree , the Fendahl monster and the quarantined Kaldor city forming a backdrop with the Robot central to the story towering over.
For the premiere *only* - Paul Darrow !! will be starring which I hope to be at. For more details go to : http://www.kasterborous.com/2012/06/robots-of-death-at-the-greater-manchester-fringe/
The second illustration was more difficult and so became more of a composite of elements - the human dream tree , the Fendahl monster and the quarantined Kaldor city forming a backdrop with the Robot central to the story towering over.
For the premiere *only* - Paul Darrow !! will be starring which I hope to be at. For more details go to : http://www.kasterborous.com/2012/06/robots-of-death-at-the-greater-manchester-fringe/
Tuesday, 12 June 2012
COLOUR COVER STORY
Below are a few examples of covers I've coloured for Panini/Marvel titles. I've always enjoyed colouring other artists' work - you learn alot about their approach. Some artists leave plenty for the colourist to do whilst others shade and tone their drawings with black ink. With the advent of digital colouring , comic art styles have evolved to take best advantage of the new possibilities. All the art you see below was drawn in the 1970s and 80s except the last cover and hence the drawing had to be stronger to contain the simpler colour techniques back then. I think these brush up quite well overall.
Sunday, 10 June 2012
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