RWorld es un pequeño sketchbook que reunirá la mayor parte de los rediseños de personajes que he ido acumulando durante estos dos últimos a raíz de mi participación en los hilos Remake/Remodel, que promovía Warren Ellis mientras estuvo a cargo de los foros Whitechapel. Muchos ya los habéis visto aquí, en la web, pero ahora vendrán todos juntitos e impresos en un sketchbook formato comic que rondará las 24 páginas a todo color.

RWorld tiene fines puramente promocionales. Se trata simplemte de tostar unas cuantas copias para tenerlas a mano, llevarlas de paseo y enseñarlas por ahí. Aun así, habrá posibilidad de hacerse una copia en Lulu.com, para todo aquel que quiera encargar el suyo propio a un precio que seguramente será poco realista.

RWorld is a small sketchbook I’m putting together, containing most of the character redesigns I’ve drawn as a result of the Remake/Remodel threads Warren Ellis used to promote in the Whitechapel forums. Some of those are already available here in my website, but this time We’ll get them all together and printed in a fancy sketchbook around 24pages long.

RWorld has a promotional purpose only. I’m printing a handful of copies to have around and show at cons. However, you’ll have the chance to print your own via Lulu.com. This is mainly a collection of pictures, but there’s some back matter in there too, so keep in mind all text will be in spanish. And yeah, I know print on demand is expensive. Sadly this is the best I can do for now.

This is the cover for the upcoming anthology Black Label Comics issue 2 by Jonathan Wyke. Black Label Comics is an independently published anthology of short comic stories written by Ian Struckhoff. Some take place in the worlds of ongoing series “The Deathlings,” “Huginn & Muninn,” and “The Dark Age” while others stand on their own. And look, I’m in there. I drew a short two pager to be included in issue two. I’m not really sure when this is coming out, but I guess you can expect some news next fall. In the meantime, head over to Black Label Comics to get the latest updates and show your support (that’s always appreciated). Also, remember issue #1 is available for downloadat graphic.ly.

Yes, We were there too. Photographs by myself, @Miguelmtzlosa, @Pintamonas and @Ultramanu. Text blurb vía wlcentral.org, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. More info on all this mess here.

Marc de Groot, who writes an interesting blog on nonsport trading cards has just published a short interview with me. I did my best to answer his questions, but I wish my English was better and I had a better profile picture.

How did you get into drawing sketch cards?
Here’s the story. Every year, my friends and I attend a local convention and, whenever I can, I like doing some kind of giveaway there. A couple years ago I bought some cardstock and painted a dozen or so sketchcards. I was carrying them in my pocket during the con and gave them away, by surprise, to whoever crossed my way.
Months later, a few scans of those same cards I’d given away got me my first professional gig. I put together a small submission and…

Read the rest of the interview here.

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It’s Captain America’s 70th birhtday, apparently. I was asked to draw this for the guys over at kekorto, who are publishing an article on Cap’s anniversary in the coming weeks.

Oh, and Captain America is (c) Marvel Characters, obviously.

There’s new Chinese Wishpers Cover Remodel thread up at the Whitechapel forums. This time people are remixing the Fantastic Four.

Here’s the rules of the challenge, according to Mr. Ellis:

“You are an artist/designer. You have to put together the cover for a comic called THE FANTASTIC FOUR. It is issue 1 of this book.

It’s up to you what kind of company you’re at. What kind of comics you make. How you translate that description of The Fantastic Four. What era you’re in. Who you are, even. Go nuts with it.”