Showing posts with label tribute. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tribute. Show all posts
01 June 2017
29 June 2016
Gundam Origins Tribute
Digital sketch from scratch w/ Clip Studio Paint EX - Wacom Cintiq 22HD
Traditional pencil on Schoellershammer 250gr paper w/ Huion LED lightbox
Ink with Tombow fine brushpen
Cool/Neutral/Toner/Warm greys Copic Markers render
Piece is included in the volume "Cuore e Acciaio", more than 50 italian comic artists tributing their favorite Anime Giant Robot TV series of the 80s/90s.
Etichette:
comic art store,
Copic markers,
Gundam,
homage,
original art,
personal works,
roberto zaghi,
tribute
30 March 2015
Batman fan art
Etichette:
batman,
DC comics,
fan art,
homage,
personal works,
process,
roberto zaghi,
tribute
04 June 2014
Alex Toth Tribute (Darby O'Gill)
My homage to Alex Toth.
Darby O'Gill is the first comic book of Alex that I remember reading, sure the first of my collection of his Dells. When the official website Tothfans.com opened an homage section where authors could post their tributes to the master, I sketched this drawing in pencil. It was 2005, more or less, Alex was still alive, and... to be honest I never had the courage to submit it (which I regret a lot).
So when Paul Fricke of Bluemoonstudios asked me to join the renewed homages feature, early this year, it looked natural to me to pull this Darby out of the drawer and, finally, I finished it.
To my biggest pleasure, the piece is shown in the Tribute Gallery section of Tothfans.com.
Darby O'Gill is the first comic book of Alex that I remember reading, sure the first of my collection of his Dells. When the official website Tothfans.com opened an homage section where authors could post their tributes to the master, I sketched this drawing in pencil. It was 2005, more or less, Alex was still alive, and... to be honest I never had the courage to submit it (which I regret a lot).
So when Paul Fricke of Bluemoonstudios asked me to join the renewed homages feature, early this year, it looked natural to me to pull this Darby out of the drawer and, finally, I finished it.
To my biggest pleasure, the piece is shown in the Tribute Gallery section of Tothfans.com.
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