1966 Batman. What's not to love about the ole' Bat and his trustiest side kick?

 Grayscale rendering completed on the variant white cover. The color version is complete. (Copics on bristol cover stock.)

Batman vs. Superman. Seriously?

Another cover being worked on. Hope to be completed by Sunday or Monday. Stay Tuned.

Ichiro Suzuki! Where'd he come from? Who knows, but dude can play some ball!

Run, Barry, Run! Flash's got you covered!

A variant blank cover Flash comic with a hint of Stanleyart. My love for these type of comics grows everyday. I used my typical illustration formula for this one: Copics, airbrushed acrylics, and colored pencil on bristol cover stock. Lots of fun drawing CW's Flash and the mysterious "Zoom" character.

Join me on Facebook too! Please? Pretty please?

Scott Cranford/Metropolis of Superman
2000-2007. Marker, Prismacolors, and airbrush
on Canson paper stock.

Join me on Facebook--too!

And see all the other art I am to lazy to post here!
-Steve

Ichiro Suzuki! I am not a motorcycle! I am a human being-- who plays amazing baseball!

Ichiro Suzuki is my latest sketch card on sale on Ebay.
Be sure to check it and others out there I have up for auction,.

Thanks for looking,
Steve

Henry Cavill---Man of Steel.

Copic markers and airbrush on
Versicolor stock.

My only two renderings of Henry Cavill as the Man of Steel, Superman, thus far. More to follow as the hype begins on Superman Vs. Batman. They really shouldn't fight, they should just go eat and enjoy the work of their seamstresses.

My first Superman cover. Technically.
Variant blank cover comic with
Copics, airbrush & colored pencil.

Ty Cobb? Why that's "Musial" to my ears!

Ty Cobb, baseball legend.
Copic markers and airbrush on
Leaf brand sketch card stock.

Baseball MLB players and sports legends, Ty Cobb,
and Stan Musial--who wouldn't love a name like, "Stan"?

Stan Musial, baseball legend.
Copic markers and airbrush on
Leaf brand sketch card stock.

My personal Star Wars saga continues---

V-19 Star Fighter. Copic markers and airbrush.

Sometimes my fingers will move a little and art comes forth. Amazing how that happens sometimes. More Star Wars sketch card vehicles to peruse. 

Hope you enjoy.

-Steve

The Battle of Hoth. Copic markers and airbrush.

You're going down, buddy. Copic markers and airbrush

New art!---Psych!!!

Actors Dulé Hill and James Roday. Copic markers &
airbrush on Versicolor stock.

New artwork? Really? Yes? Psych! 

Here's Shawn Spencer and Gus Guster from one of my favorite tv shows, "Psych". Be sure to check it out if you've not before. 
Seven seasons worth and all very funny!

Thanks for looking!
-Steve

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The Flying Hood Ornament! Deco-style!

I've got nothing to say--other than, "It's The Rocketeer!"

All hail Dave Stevens, artistic juices good for the creative soul.

-Steve

And the Braves, Yankees, and Padres--take the field.

Good grief! Has it been since April that I posted anything on my own blog?! I'm trying to rationalize the lapse in posting and the only thing that comes to mind is Facebook. Me thinks it was around April that I decided to re-inlist and begin self-promoting an art-page there. And that seems to be working out ok. I can post art, say little, and it doesn't require that I resume a full-fledged social account with them, which is really the way I prefer it. Show art, talk less.

Anyway, here, are some recently released Leaf Masterworks 2013 sketch cards that I Copiced out. These have been released, some are on Ebay at the moment for sale, and they all have neat authentic signature direct from the athletes. Leaf's got some really great stuff going on right now, and I'm happy to be working with them. More to follow and thanks for reading.

-Steve

C3P0'd

HIs fingers twitched! There is movement. Glory!

KISS and Make-up!

The rock band KISS, the original founding members from 1973-1979, inspired me with so much creativity as a kid, I felt prompted to revisit some older band photos and create some new pieces. Here's two drawings, one of Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley, drawn in colored pencil, Copic markers and airbrush on Canson flavored papers.

I had a lot more fun working on these pieces as I felt like I treated them more like sketches and didn't put the normal polish into them as I'm used to. However I may be the only who can tell the difference, but trust me, the scribble is there. :)

 Upon completion of Gene and Paul Stanley, (no relations) I'll scan the larger images and post the finished results.

Thanks for looking!
-Steve

Turning over a new 'Leaf'.

Wonderful new client, even better creative director--
The Leaf Card Company just released the 2013 Best of Leaf Hockey Cards in the market place just a few short weeks ago and obscure sketch cards seem to be popping up on Ebay and on other internet sport hot spots. While the sport of hockey isn't even on my radar, the big time players, both historical and contemporary, are admittedly a lot of fun to draw. I mean-- who wouldn't want to draw a toothless strongman carrying a menacing grim reaper-like stick who wears a mask like Mike Myers?!

Great personalities, great faces! This was a fun job.
Thanks for looking.
-Steve