Since receiving fan art is a pretty rare thing – I thought I’d create some fan art myself. This one’s an homage to a very famous Captain America cover – with a twist, of course.
-Krishna
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I worked on a Marvel montage piece last night, which was a ton of fun. I’m drawn to the “underdog” characters within the Marvel Universe. I’m pleased with how this set came out, so I plan to offer them as prints for sale on Free Comic Book Day. I’ll be tabling at Heroes’ Haven (simply the BEST comic shop in Tampa Bay) on Saturday May 4th from 10AM – 4PM – so stop by and say hi!
-Krishna
I’m gushing over a new piece of fan art that I received from cartoonist Vince Dorse, the creative mastermind behind the family friendly online comic Untold Tales of Bigfoot!
Untold Tales of Bigfoot is about the adventures of Scout and Bigfoot. It’s a serialized story, with a new page posted each week. You can start at the beginning.
I don’t have the opportunity to read many webcomics, but Vince’s comic is one that I follow each and every week. His characters are expressive and fun and his storytelling skills are crystal clear and engaging. Vince’s comic made the short list of the Cartoonist Studio Prize for best webcomic of 2012. It’s an honor well deserved!
Below you’ll see Vince’s killer take on Bob and Pam. Note the expressive poses and the sublime coloring. WOW! I’m seriously pleased with how nice this piece looks. For me, the best part of receiving fan art from artists I really admire is seeing how they interpret my characters. I think Vince’s take on Bob and Pam is the best yet!
As a huge fan of Vince’s work, I created a special piece of fan art. You can see a snippet of it below, but the full piece is shown in all its glory on Vince’s site.
So, what are you waiting for? Go read Untold Tales of Bigfoot now – and tell Vince, Scout and Bigfoot that Bob sent ya!
-Krishna
P.S. Vince has posted up a series of images documenting the process of creating the image you see up above. Take a peek!
