Art For Art’s Sake #207: Anyone Fancy A Commission?

Art For Art’s Sake, celebrating comics in all their glory – this week finishing up with a few commissions.

We shall open things up today with this beauty – The Endless Line from 2022, a tribute to Neal Adams (1941-2022). Short story published in various DC Comics in celebration of Adams’ life. Written by Tom King, art by Josh Adams (Neal’s son), colours by Hi-Fi, letters by Clayton Cowles.

 

Now, a little art from hither and yon…

The legendary Spain Rodriguez on art for Joel Schecter‘s ‘Mad Man’ 2-page biography of Harvey Kurtzman

Two from Dan Panosian

Jaime Hernandez – 1997 Maggie & Hopey Colour Special

Francois Boucq – beautiful western pages

Elizabeth Torque – Captain America

Dave Stevens art from the Rocketeer Movie Adaptation

Patrick Gleason – Bats

Phillippe Druillet – Lone Sloane

Michael AllredSilver Surfer Omnibus cover

Colleen Doran Wonder Woman

And another WW from Nicola Scott

Howard Chaykin – Star Wars

Alex Toth – The Shadow

A few from Ryan Sook 

To finish with this week, a few wonderful commissions from a few wonderful comic types…

Nick Percival:

“This was a fun commission to do. Judge Dredd as Obelix. I’m a huge fan of the Asterix & Obelix books. The brief was for a cartoony style and colour palette, so very different from my usual stuff. Acrylic on canvas.”


John McCrea – maker of some wonderful commissions – such as this

Chris Arrant posts this Esad Ribic DD –

Tom Foster Walt Simonson tribute… all the hammers…

And another Tom Foster – Hulk in transformation…

Anna Morosova

“Recently completed A3 commission inspired by the infamous ‘walking scene’ from “The Right Stuff” as requested by Mark Spencer. Pictured – 2000AD’s Karyn, DeMarco, Anderson, Hershey and McGruder.”


Kyle Hotz – The Spectre

Vlad Legostaev – X-Force

And finally – a rather spectacular commission from Duncan Fegredo from 2021:

“I don’t normally do commissions but then the last year has hardly been normal. Based on Neil Gaiman’s Sandman: Brief Lives, final art is acrylic gouache, 20×30 inches. I doubt I’ll ever do anything like this again, don’t ask!”

Rough pencils, tonal block in, colour test, and the finished work…

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