Sketch of the Day–Batman/Solomon Grundy

Already posted this on twitter. Taking some suggestions from @divaLea–darkened rock in front. Also, thinned out Grundy’s face a bit.
Drawn on a Cintiq with Photoshop.

Jonah Hex drawing

I’ve already posted this on twitter, but here it is for the blog.

–P.

Sketch of the Day 11/3/11–Wonder Woman!

Here’s a quick drawing of Wonder Woman. I really should draw her more often.
–P.

Back at it!

Like so many of us who started blogs, I have let it fall to the wayside. I hope to be back on a semi-regular basis–time allowing.

In the meantime, I’ll post some of the illustrations that I’ve included on my twitter site ( you can follow me at @petergkrause).

Enjoy!

–P.

Heroes Con 2010–Sketch prices

For the first time in years, I’ll be attending an out-of-town comic convention when I travel to Charlotte, N.C. this weekend. HeroesCon will run from Friday, June 4 to Sunday, June 6.

I will be drawing a LIMITED amount of sketches. There are many people I have not seen in years, and I like to mingle a bit. I also want to attend some of the panels. So, I will not be drawing during the whole convention.

If you’d like a drawing from me, the cost will be $60 for a single character–$80 for two characters. The drawings will be 9″ x 12″, cash only. The drawings will be either tight pencils or marker–your choice. I will take orders for as many as I can finish for the day. There will be a new list on each day of the convention, so catch me early if you’d like a drawing. The best place to find me will be at the BOOM! Studios booths (booths #513 and 514).

There is one other option to obtain a drawing, and it’s a bit cheaper as well. On Friday, June 4 from 11:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m., I will be sketching at the Hero Initiative booths (booths 400-B and 400-C). The Hero Initiative is a wonderful charity that grants aid to comic creators that have fallen on hard times. I will be drawing head shots only, but the cost will be a mere $20. All proceeds go to the Hero Initiative.

I’m looking forward to seeing everyone. Please stop by and say hello!

Sketch of the Day, 3/9/10–Scott Pilgrim

One of the most enjoyable series of graphic novels I’ve read is Bryan Lee O’Malley’s “Scott Pilgrim”. Scott is an early-twenties slacker, undergoing an unusual travail to win the heart of the lovely Ramona. There are five GNs out now, with a sixth on the way. There will also be a movie starring Michael Cera.

O’Malley draws the books in a broad, manga-influenced style. Here’s my interpretation of the hero.

–P

Blog is back! Sketch of the day 3/5/10–Kid Flash

Back after a long absence.

There’s a break in my comic book schedule, so more drawings and ramblings are forthcoming.

Thanks to twitter user @ryanoneil for today’s subject. It’s Wally, in his Kid Flash outfit. Yes, he does have Bart’s hairstyle–but I think if Nick Cardy and Bob Haney were doing the Teen Titans today, this is how Wally might look.

If you haven’t checked out the original Teen Titans–before Marv and George did their marvelous work with the characters–it’s well worth the effort. Cardy’s inks are luscious, and Haney’s stories are outrageous! All part of the fun…
–P

Interview with Robot 6 at Comic Book Resoursces

Tim O’Shea has posted an interview with me on the Robot 6 blog at Comic Book Resources.  We’re discussing my return to monthly comics with the publication of “Irredeemable” from BOOM! Studios

You can read it here.

Image PopGun Volume #3

The comic anthology/mixtape Image PopGun Volume #3 is out.

The short story I was working on last year called “Cuffs”–you can see some of the work in previous entries on this blog–is included.

Check it out!

–P.

IRREDEEMABLE from BOOM! Studios

I’ve been quiet on the blog for a bit, but now the story can be told.  I’m back doing a regular comic book series for BOOM! Studios.  The book is called IRREDEEMABLE,  and the first issue should be on sale in April.

Mark Waid is writing, and here’s a sample of the art.

–P.