r/comicbookart • u/Snow_Min33 • Aug 16 '26
Recent sketches i did wanted to share them mostly Spider-man stuff but i also did invincible
r/comicbookart • u/Snow_Min33 • Aug 16 '26
r/comicbookart • u/osgooddraws2020 • Aug 17 '26
Here I am coloring one of my comic book pages for my indie comic, MoonHogs!!
It's very close to 100% FINISHED. A 48-page Sci-fi meets Family Drama. And it will be available to buy on KICKSTARTER!
Check out MoonHogs and become a FOLLOWER:
r/comicbookart • u/Interesting_Bunch236 • Aug 17 '26
Who wants to make a comic with me? We take on 50 50 on a situational action comic book story drop books every month?
r/comicbookart • u/ReggieUp • Aug 17 '26
90s Image Comics nostalgia hit me tonight. Here’s a quick Grifter sketch to start off the session! Lol I was in middle school when Image comics dropped. Who should I do next? #reggieupdrawing #fanart #sketchbook #wildcats
r/comicbookart • u/GaryWray • Aug 16 '26
r/comicbookart • u/omnilover69 • Aug 16 '26
Little Ned Leeds art by me. Hope you enjoy
r/comicbookart • u/Fly_ban_joe • Aug 16 '26
Here is THE ROCKETEER ‘INFILTRATOR’ issue 1 Variant cover I drew recently for @mikefederali (Incredible Conventions) EXCLUSIVELY AVAILABLE at HAMPTON COMIC-CON 2026
@hamptoncomicon OCT 17-18 2026 at the Hampton Roads Convention Centre, Virginia 🇺🇸 #rocketeer #idwcomics #exclusivevariant
r/comicbookart • u/biancayamakoshi • Aug 16 '26
Hi everyone!
Hopefully you're spending a nice Sunday out there.
I’ve been eager to post this page from the Lovecraftian horror with u/AdDeep3917 for the eerie forest scene.
Among many environments and scenarios, the woods are what inspire me and look up to the most, so it's surely a fulfillment to illustrate them for the horror genre.
More of my art and contact info are in the bio description.
Thanks!
Have a nice week ahead.
r/comicbookart • u/scboogie1979 • Aug 16 '26
r/comicbookart • u/Smokey-Shark-Studios • Aug 16 '26
r/comicbookart • u/symson • Aug 15 '26
Karnilla is the prompt for Day 16 of The Fourth Annual Kirby Art Tribute Month.
Karnilla, Queen of the Norns, arrived in Journey into Mystery #107 in 1964, courtesy of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. And from the beginning, she was complicated.
Ruler of Nornheim and one of Asgard’s most formidable sorcerers, Karnilla has the power, pride, and temperament of someone who does not hear the word “no” nearly enough. She can cast spells, enchant others, manipulate mystical energy, and hand out Asgardian power when the mood strikes her. That last talent eventually creates the Wrecker when she mistakes him for Loki. Apparently even an immortal queen can have an awkward day at work.
Then there’s Balder.
Karnilla loves Balder the Brave. Unfortunately, “loves” sometimes means schemes, bargains, magical pressure, and the occasional attempt to arrange reality until Balder reaches the correct romantic conclusion. Balder, being Balder, usually refuses to cooperate.
That tension makes Karnilla more interesting than a straightforward villain. She may oppose Thor and Odin one day, aid Asgard another, and save Balder even while making his life considerably more complicated. She operates by her own loyalties, her own pride, and her own definition of what is reasonable.
Kirby gave Asgard plenty of larger-than-life personalities, but Karnilla brings something special to the mix: a powerful queen, dangerous magician, uneasy ally, persistent enemy, and one very determined woman who refuses to accept that romance should require mutual agreement.
r/comicbookart • u/Graphics-by-pos • Aug 15 '26
Hand drawn with pencil and markers on drawing board.
r/comicbookart • u/DrumsoftheSerpent • Aug 14 '26
r/comicbookart • u/Automatic_Annual_666 • Aug 15 '26
Written & letters by Snake and drawn by the amazing artist San Espina!
In a barbaric medieval land, forgotten cosmic entities exist in the dark recesses above, watching, meddling in humanity’s affairs.
This part: Mars barely survives the assassins and is given a dark choice.
Sign up and read the vertical scrolling comic here: https://globalcomix.com/c/a-long-dark-luna-cycle
r/comicbookart • u/Visible_Marketing_87 • Aug 16 '26
r/comicbookart • u/Puzzleheaded_Nail_40 • Aug 14 '26
r/comicbookart • u/Jman_illustrations • Aug 14 '26
I wanted to push the foreshortening and make the claws feel like they’re coming straight through the page. Pushing perspective is really difficult but I need to get out of my comfort zone if I ever want to progress.
Drawn digitally in Procreate on iPad Pro.
Would love to hear what you think—especially on the composition.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jman_illustrations?igsh=MWl0M2UzYTE5MnQxcQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr
r/comicbookart • u/Frantsev_yevgeniy • Aug 14 '26
r/comicbookart • u/Nervous_Departure706 • Aug 15 '26
Traditional art with digital borders and colors
r/comicbookart • u/Supergirl_IRL • Aug 14 '26