Bat-foes....

Villains, anyone?

Same Bat-DC, same Bat-copyrights.

And annudder....

Yes, the Bat-pics keep on coming...

B&R is C.R.ed to DC

...And another Bat-pic....

More Battiness from Taylor-Austin

B&R are copyrighted to DC Comics.

Same Bat-channel...

Here's another Taylor-Austin Bat pic from yesteryear. That Jim loves to go batty.

Batman and Bat-Joker are Bat-copyrighted to Bat-DC Comics.

Bat-Moment

Here's a Bat-birthday pic I did for Jim Taylor a few years back.

These characters copyright DC Comics. Alright, it's reserved.

J.T.'s Bat

Friend and penciler Jim Taylor is a huge Batman fan. And sometimes he goes Batty...artwise. Here's a piece we worked up.

Batman is, of course, copyright 2012 DC Comics. All rights reserved.

Bobby Day 6

Here are the last five thumbnailed pages of...the QUAGG!!

Bobby Day 5

   In the late 90's, Bobby and I decided to create our very own swamp creature. Everybody should have their own swamp creature, don't you think? So Bobby wrote some stories up, and I....thumbnailed the first one....and then.....the pile of unrealized dreams got a little higher. Sigh...Anyway, here are the first five pages of layouts for...the QUAGG!

Bobby Day 4

Here are the last four pages of layouts for Little Lamb & Black Sheep.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bobby Day 3

   This is a little different. In the 90's, Bobby and I created an adventure team called Little Lamb and Black Sheep. I laid out the first chapter, but I got a bit carried away in the planning stage. By the time I had the chapter laid out, I had spent most of my creative energy towards the piece. This was one of several lessons I was to learn about budgeting the energy I have towards a project. Now my layouts are a bit looser, allowing me to flesh the pieces out in the penciling stage. I'm not sure if this is common to other artists, but it sure is true for me. Here are the first four pages.

Bobby day 2

Here's an adventure character that Bobby and I came up with in the 90's.

Bobby

Okay...last week I was showing some of the work I did in bygone days with my friend George. So this week, I'm showing work done with my friend Bobby Nash.

Here are 2 pages of a female superhero named Onyx, created by Bobby. This is mid-to-late 90's. Sadly I never got past the first few pages....sigh....

Onyx is copyright 2012 Bobby Nash.