“Goodfellas” Alt Poster by Tony Stella!
I never get tired of seeing a Tony Stella painting. This alt poster for Goodfellas is an excellent example of “why”.
Category: Art
“The Creature from the Black Lagoon” by Francesco Francavilla!
Francesco Francavilla said he never gets tired of drawing The Creature from the Black Lagoon. And I never get tired of seeing the results.
The Knockdown by William A. Smith!
I love this boxing scene painting by William A. Smith. Click on the photo above to see a championship-sized version. The facial expressions of the fighters and those at ringside really sells the piece.
Source: Horacio Altuna.
Marv by Nacho Yunis A.!
Marv from Frank Miller’s Sin City is one of my all-time favorite characters. I love seeing artists do their “take” on the big lug. Today we have a Marv by Nacho Yunis A.
Deathlok by Yevgeny Sokolov!
Deathlok has great potential for a new comic series, graphic novel, limited tv series or movie. The art above by Yevgeny Sokolov reminded me of that fact.
007 by Tim Sale!
I love to see artists draw characters that they’re not most associated with. This James Bond piece by Tim Sale is a great example.
Source: Rob Rogers.
“Claws Out!” by Chris Bachalo!
Some artists have such a unique style that it is instantly recognizable. Chris Bachalo is one.
Jack Carter & John Wick Share a Drink by Marc Lapierre!
Every year the Cartoon Art Museum does a fundraiser. Artists take on commissions with the funds raised going to support the Museum. It’s a great cause supported by exceptional artists who share their talents in an effort to support the Museum.
This year one of the two artists I commissioned was Marc Lapierre. As you can see, I asked for Stallone from Get Carter and Keanu Reeves as John Wick. Not only did Lapierre create an amazing drawing but added a captions for an unexpected payoff. Awesome job. Click on the photo above to see a biggie-sized version.
I cannot thank Marc Lapierre enough for this sweet addition to my Stallone art collection.
“Escape from New York” Alt Poster by Huan Do!
Hope you dig this Escape from New York alt poster by Huan Do. I’m lovin’ it.
Meet the Cure! Sylvester Stallone is Cobra by Rich Henneman!
Rich Hennemann is a freelance artist. Once I picked up his sketchbook and a sketch, I was hooked. Since then I’ve gotten several sketches from Rich. This Sly as Cobra is one from my collection. There are more coming.
“The Crow” by Bruno Vergauwen – Two Limited Edition Prints!
Bruno Vergauwen has created two very cool prints for The Crow. The art on top is available as a 36″ x 24″ hand-numbered screen print in an edition of 200 for $60.
The bottom variant is available with archival pigment on 4mm thick acrylic panel, 36 x 24 inches, with Digital numbered COA issued by Verisart in a limited edition of 75 for $125.
Both will be available on Thursday (8/14) @ 12PM ET at Bottleneckgallery.com!
Surprise! by Charlie Griak!
I love drawings that set up or tell a story. Charlie Griak created the painting above. It’s a great example of what I’m talking about.
Late night. A guy with a satchel is heading to his hotel room. Is he hiding out? On the run? (And what’s in the grip?)
The guy is shocked to see a mystery man casually lighting a smoke outside his room. The enigmatic man isn’t doing anything that looks threatening, but we can tell from the bag guy’s reaction he’s scared.
Look at that art and tell me you don’t want to know more! Kudos to Charlie Griak for an awesome painting.
Sly Stallone is Robert Rath, Antonio Banderas is Miguel Baine & Julianne Moore is Electra in “Assassins” by Tariq Hasson!
I had never seen Tariq Hasson‘s art before. He was doing sketches at HeroesCon 2006 and I liked the results. Luckily I was able to get on Tariq’s sketch list. Tariq chose to draw Robert Rath from Assassins. What was even cooler was Tariq decided to add Miguel Bain (Antonio Banderas) and Electra (Julianne Moore) as well.
Hulk Beating the Metal Off Tony Stark! by Phil Noto!
Hulk vs Iron Man by Phil Noto. Hulk is beating the metal off Tony Stark!
Source: Comic Who Loves Comics.
Jack Carter by Cliff Chiang!
This is the second piece I got from Cliff Chiang. As you can see, I asked for Jack Carter. When I picked up the art, I told Cliff how cool I thought the addition of the bullet blood-splatter was. Cliff said, it was an accident. He dropped a bit of ink on the art and inspiration struck. I love it!
