175th

waaaay too skinny for D ... but it looks oldschool.

MARVEL ASSISTANT SIZED SPECTACULAR #1
"Slum City Warriors"
written by Brian Patchett
drawn by Xurxo G Penalta
colored by Jose Villarubia
edited by Alejandro Arbona



hey everyone!
Marvel has put up a poll to chose which story of the recent ASSISTANT SIZED SPECTACULAR will see continuation on a new chapter.

on this book i drew the "SLUM CITY WARRIORS" story written by Brian Patchett that reintroduced D-MAN, Denis Dunphy, as a US soldier in middle east, trying to recover from his frustrated hero career.

Brian an me both believe the real D-MAN story would begin right after the last page of this new status and are excited to tell more.

please vote for the D-man story to continue!!



VOTE HERE!!!!

THANKS!!!

>> Design challenges after midterm

174th

one of the last ones i drew before the script arrived... the image is pretty close to some of the moments in the story...

MARVEL ASSISTANT SIZED SPECTACULAR #1
"Slum City Warriors"
written by Brian Patchett
drawn by Xurxo G Penalta
colored by Jose Villarubia
edited by Alejandro Arbona

MARVEL ASSISTANT SIZED SPECTACULAR #1
"Slum City Warriors"
written by Brian Patchett
drawn by Xurxo G Penalta
colored by Jose Villarubia
edited by Alejandro Arbona



hey everyone!
Marvel has put up a poll to chose which story of the recent ASSISTANT SIZED SPECTACULAR will see continuation on a new chapter.

on this book i drew the "SLUM CITY WARRIORS" story written by Brian Patchett that reintroduced D-MAN, Denis Dunphy, as a US soldier in middle east, trying to recover from his frustrated hero career.

Brian an me both believe the real D-MAN story would begin right after the last page of this new status and are excited to tell more.

please vote for the D-man story to continue!!



VOTE HERE!!!!

THANKS!!!

18 Drawing for EXP2

18 Drawing for EXP2

EXP 2 - 18 Axonometrics

First is based on a quote by Alfred Nobel:


"If I have a thousand ideas and only one turns out to be good, I am satisfied."

Second is based on a quote by Keith Campbell:

"That's a difficult one. Scientists are asked to referee a lot of papers and to a certain extent we have to believe each other as to the validity of the data.”