My publisher has given me permission to share a few things from the comic book series I’m working on. I typically start with a really rough page layout and then create an equally rough sketch for each individual panel. I work my drawing out with a pencil… uhm… for those of you who may not be acquainted with a pencil, it is a piece of wood with graphite magically trapped inside it. You can hold a pencil in your hand and smear gray marks on paper with it. (I will explain what paper is in a future blog post.) I then scan a tight pencil drawing into my computer and do the color and finishing work with Photoshop.
Nice work Dennis.😜
Hi Dennis.. im heavily influenced by your amazing artwork.. im an old skol graffitti writer and many people say positive things about the characters I paint of yours.. im sorry I haven’t credited you re my art but I just wanted to let you know many thanks for your inspirational work.. I shall endeavour to send you some pics of my paintings if you’d like to see them.. have a great new year sir.. thanks n apologies for using your drawings.. Barry Walsh..
…hey, I’d love to see your work, Barry!
Cool stuff! I’ve really been inspired by your work, even drew something with bacon hair!
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Hi Dennis, Happy New Year!
Can you please let me know where I can find your Batmobile again to purchase it? I would like to get it for my hubby!
Thank you, Valerie J
Hi Valerie… Let me get some information together and I will post it here so anyone else that might be interested can also find their way to the Batmobiles.
The colors look amazing! Thanks for sharing your creative process.
Also the perspective is fantastic as well.