Many Faces of Jason Todd

Darnit, I was doing so well. I missed last month. Hopefully i'll be able to post twice this month as to kind of make up for it. Anyhow, I just saw Under the Red Hood recently, and it was awesome like most Batman animated movies. I did this piece mostly in photoshop. I sketched it out in photoshop, did some clean lines in flash, brought it back into photoshop and colored it up. It's Jason Todd as the Red Hood and as Hush. Hope you can dig it. Until' next time (which i hope will be soon). Peace!





Stephen

PS

GO LAKERS

Batgirl

Here's another character from the Batman universe, Cassandra Cain. Also known as the new Batgirl. This was done for one of my friend's girlfriend. She dug the Catwoman I did and requested for Batgirl. I used the same materials as I did on the other ones. This one was pretty fun to do as well. I wasn't too familiar with the character so I had to do some research. Plenty fun. I want to do Solomon Grundy next. If I have time I will. Til' here. Peace

Stephen

Catwoman

Hey again, I thought I would add another character from the Batman universe. There is a rumor floating around that she may make an appearance in the next movie? Played by Angelina Jolie? Hmm...interesting. I don't know if I agree with that, but I think I can trust the Nolan brothers to make the right decision as they have been doing. Anyhow, plenty fun this one. I used the same materials I used for the Joker. Hope you guys dig it. Peace!

PS
USA! USA!


Stephen

Why So Serious?

Here it is, folks! The tribute that I said I would do for Heath Ledger. RIP Heath, fantastic job as the Joker. If you haven't seen the Dark Knight yet, SEE IT. This piece was especially fun to do for a number of reasons. One, because of all the mixed media that I got to use: HB Pencil, Blue Col-Erase, Red Col-Erase, Green Col-Erase, White Charcoal, and Copic Ink. Two, because it reminds me of the Joker in the new film and how awesome it is! Bottom line, Dark Knight, see it. Peace.


Stephen

Batman

Here's a Batman I did recently. I used red col-erase, tombow brush pen, and prisma markers.


Stephen