Sketches I did while attending the Charlotte Minicon
By Eraklis February 8th, 2010Tattoo You…
By Brandon February 8th, 2010Just like any of you, I get approached by my friends to do the occasional tattoo design. Well, here’s a few that I’ve done over the last few years (the skulls are all designs for one tattoo). These are simple black & white line art done in pencil and inked with microns & sharpies.
Card for Jen
By Eraklis February 7th, 2010
SC SP
By Terence February 3rd, 2010This is some fan art for one of my favorite books, Scott Pilgrim. It started as a sketch at our last Sketch Charlotte meeting, and sat for while, until I got the time/balls to finish it. It deviates a bit from my normal style, but I’m really pleased with the finished product.
Stella on a Saturday
By Tom Davidson January 26th, 2010
Charlotte Mini Con – Jam Piece
By Brandon January 25th, 2010I decided to get a one page jam from a handful of artists at the show rather than the traditional one page headshot. Some really cool stuff!
left to right:
Tom Davidson (top), Duane Ballenger, J Chris Campbell, Francesco Francavilla, Rich Barrett, Eraklis “Herc” Petmezas (top), Chris Brunner, Dustin Harbin
New Comic
By Tess January 16th, 2010“Marilyn at the Supermarket”
This is the third in the series I did for John Amen and Daniel Y. Harris… my first experience with an artistic collaboration (where I wasn’t also the scriptwriter) and I enjoyed it greatly. Hope to get back to working in color next time around…
Marilyn at the Supermarket
REMINDER – the next Sketch Charlotte meeting is this Thursday, January 14th!
By Brandon January 11th, 2010As usual, we’ll start at 6:30 pm. This time we’re switching back to the Showmars across from Heroes on 7th St.– Hope to see everyone there. And as always – BRING SOMETHING TO SKETCH WITH!
Dreamin’ Monday
By Tom Davidson January 4th, 2010
Sketch Charlotte at the Charlotte Comic-Con
By Rich December 30th, 2009
This past weekend an abbreviated Sketch Charlotte crew (Rich Barrett, Tom Davidson and Eraklis Petmezas) appeared at the Charlotte Comic-Con. It was a fun day of selling mini-comics and being surrounded by other local artists like Area 51 Comics and Bitter Tea Studios.
Tom and Herc each sold a good bunch of their various comics. I was making my first ever con appearance with my freshly printed first issue of my webcomic Nathan Sorry.
The best part of the day though was when my two biggest fans showed up wearing surprise Nathan Sorry t-shirts.
