Tarzan the Magnificent

I'm currently working on my own personal project, an adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs' "Tarzan the Magnificent."  Following are the first five pages, along with a smattering of other tarzan art.  I'm a huge fan of Edgar Rice Burroughs' litterary hero, so I didn't want to just be a Tarzan geek on my blog and constantly force my Tarzan art upon the public.  I've waited long enough! 

My goal is to one day produce a cover for all 24 Tarzan novels written by Edgar rice Burroughs.  I still have a bit of work to do before I finish them all.

Last but not least, Tarzan of the movies, ending with a sketch of Gordon Scott, my personal favorite to portray the apeman.

Babes of Sword and Sorcery

This week we pay tribute to those girls of sword and sorcery.  Following are some sketches and finished art of various types of warrior women, just ready to take on all comers in knock-down drag-out fighting.  Get your sword in hand and le's go. 

The spice of Life!

Here is a smattering of art, quite a variety of old and new, that hasn't been posted before.  Enjoy!

This is queen Nemone; a scene from "Tarzan and the City of Gold."

This is an unused cover I did for Alter Ego magazine.

I decided to do an illustration of Tom Swift using a more animated style.  This likewise was nver used.

The cover illustration for the Wilde Knight special edition.

The above drawing and the two following pages comprise work I did on a comic featuring model Alleu Baggett in a sword and sorcery comic, that sadly was never used.

Some concept work for a science fiction western concept, that, you guessed it, was never used.

Wilde Knight

Wilde Knight is my own creator owned charcter, along with writer Gary Petras.  We published one issue of Wilde Knight back in about 2003 through a small publisher.  I hope someday we'll publish a second and end the story started in the first issue.  Following are the first 8 pages along with a few other selected pieces.  A word of caution; there is some nudity on the following pages.

                                                   

Below is a cover prelim done for issue #1.

Below is one of the covers done for issue #2.