Senior Drawing Part 1... Continued

I decided to post all of the drawings from the What They Say series. They are ink and crayon on notebook paper.

Senior Drawing Part 1... GO!

This is where the hero exploration began in earnest. I started by exploring the voice of the hero and what I could say through them.

 Great Scott!
2012
ink, tape, staples, file folders

That's Heavy, Doc.
2012
ink, tape, staples, file folders

A Lesson In Quantum Physics

2012

Ink, marker, tape, notebook paper

 A Lesson In Far Right Philosophy

2012

Ink, marker, tape, notebook paper

 Common Origin

2012

Ink, marker, crayon, watercolor paper

 Common Worry

2012

Ink, marker, crayon, watercolor paper

 Common Fate

2012

Ink, marker, crayon, watercolor paper

 deadpool
2012
embroidery on notebook paper

 A shot from my classes senior drawing show.

nightcrawler
2012
embroidery on cloth

Junior Year Part Two

Literal post title is literal. This is work from the second half of junior year.

Blade Runner (Deckard)

2011

ink, marker, tape, file folders

These two Harrison Ford pieces started my exploration of the hero as mundane and iconic. And frankly just really strange demigods.

Han Solo

2011

ink, marker, tape, file folders

These next two are from my painting class that year. Just some fun pop art paintings, that still deal with heroes. Uh oh, I'm sensing a recurring subject starting.

Mobile Suit Up
2011
oil on canvas

The last painting is from the 1987 Transformers movie, which is where I heard a cartoon character swear for the first time (and the second time, which was a "damn it" dropped by Ultra Magnus).

That's No Moon

2011

oil on canvas

And last but not least; another comic! This one was a collaboration with a classmate.  We came up with a story that our fellow classmates to be in. We interviewed each of them and came up with super powers based on their personalities. It was sort of a community-centric comic. 

Here is the comic.

Here Comes The Art

From this day forward I will be posting my work here. I'll start with the work from Junior year on; that's the good stuff.  Here we go.

This is an intuitive comic I did in the first half of junior drawing (Spring 2011?). I designed this character and decided to take him through an unplanned narrative. Panel layout was completely intuitive. Plus I got to do some serious inking, which is awesome.

Here is a pdf of the whole comic.