Evil Genius
Posted By Scott Hallett at 1/22/2010 4:52 PM

I really tried to avoid all the Evil Genius cliches for this Drawer Geeks entry, but I'm sure I hit on at least a few. I love the idea of a tiny little man piloting a giant robot, very fitting.

I haven't had too much in the way of free time this year so far, but I'm hoping to at least develop some sort of steady art output. To be continued...

Labels: Drawer Geeks, Evil Genius, giant robots, ink, Photoshop

Some Traditional Ink Work
Posted By Scott Hallett at 11/27/2009 8:04 AM

Here's some more recent ink work I've been doing in the spare moments on my lunch hour. The first is a failed attempt at a design for a longer story I had planned for Popgun a while back. Never came to be, and may end up finishing it someday.

The second one is a small character that fits into a world I had always pictured as a graphic novel, but there's holes in the premise I've yet to be able to adequately fill, so it's always been on the back burner.

The final one is a character who fits into a story that's almost fully fleshed out in my mind. I'd love to tackle it after my current obligations are complete, but we'll see where things are then.

I had planned out a tutorial on preparing line work for coloring in Photoshop (at least the method I use), but I'm afraid I just don't have the time to give it the proper attention at the moment. It's on my "to do" list though.

Labels: comics, graphic novel, ink, Popgun, robots

The Monkey King
Posted By Scott Hallett at 7/31/2009 7:23 AM

This week for Drawer Geeks the topic was "Monkeys", so I decided to draw Sun Wukong, The Monkey King. I've been so heavily focused on inking these days, it was nice to dust off the coloring side of my brain. Enjoy!

Labels: Drawer Geeks, ink, King, Monkey, Photoshop

Amazing Joy Buzzards Pinup
Posted By Scott Hallett at 10/11/2008 11:23 AM

This was a pinup I had originally started to enter into a contest on the Satellite Soda forums, but I didn't get it completed in time. I liked it enough to finish off. Amazing Joy Buzzards are copyright Mark Andrew Smith and Dan Hipp.

Labels: Amazing Joy Buzzards, grayscale, ink, Kung-fu, Photoshop, Zombies, Zombots

Ghost in the Forest Sequentials
Posted By Scott Hallett at 6/01/2007 7:45 AM

I've been plodding away at writing a short story using the themes I've laid out here. I've been moving at a pretty steady clip, but thought I'd share some panels from some of the pages I've inked (no colour yet). Comments and criticisms are always welcome.


And another one:

And one more:

Labels: Forest, ghosts, ink, sequentials