Each week we like to highlight the coolest comic book art that won't appear in actual comics. The reason you won't is because artists often do sketches for fun or commissions and post them on their websites, blogs and Tumblrs. You can find info on pre-arranging commissions on some of their sites.
You might have noticed last week we didn't have an installment because of SDCC. But some really great art came out of the convention this week.
Todd Nauck is always super busy at conventions. Take a look at just some of the art he posted on his Tumblr.
Peter Nguyen was also at SDCC. Here's a few sketches he posted on his Tumblr.
Agnes Garbowska basically never sleeps at conventions in order to do all her commission requests. Heres a few recent ones she posted on her Tumblr.
Joel Gomez drew an Artemis for my daughter, which she loved. He also posted some other sketches on his Tumblr.
Tony Daniel was on our live show (with GameSpot) and gave away a couple pieces of art. He also posted some on his Instagram.
Freddie E. Williams II apparently was pretty busy at SDCC as well. Here's a bunch of art he posted on his TwitPic page.
Clay Mann posted some new commissions on his Tumblr.
Dustin Nguyen always cracks me up. If you ever get a chance at a convention, be sure to talk to him. He posted some new art on his Tumblr (and also included me in last week's BATMAN: LI'L GOTHAM #15).
Philip Tan was also at SDCC. Here's some commissions he posted on his Facebook.
Skottie Young posted some more daily sketches on his website.
Terry Dodson was also at SDCC. So far he only posted one commission on his Deviant Art Page.
Robert Atkins posted some more sketches on his blog. He also included a Deadpool sketch colored by Sean Ellery.
Brett Booth posted a Power Girl design he was messing around with on his blog. He also commented that he posted it so he'd be included here!
Paolo Rivera posted a couple recent commissions on his blog. Check it out for his process posts.
Chris Giarrusso posted a sketch of one of his characters, Princess Zula along with a couple by Gregg Schigiel on his website.
Daniel HDR posted some commissions on his Tumblr.
Marcio Takara posted some more commissions on his Tumblr this week.
Gabriel Hardman was also at SDCC. Here was there only Friday but hopefully we'll see more art from him. Here's a Doc Ock he posted on his blog.
You probably saw the images for J. Scott Campbell's designed Mary Jane statue at Sideshow Collectibles. Here's the art he did for it, posted on his Deviant Art Page.
And you probably saw the latest installment for the Mystery Art Challenge. This one was Wolverine and a Guitar. This one featured Peter Nguyen, Agnes Garbowska, Joel Gomez, Brian Buccellato and Todd Nauck.
Here's scans of their pieces.
That's it for this week. Hope you enjoyed!
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