One of the Alpha Flight crew… Shaman!
You know, I think this is the first time I’ve ever drawn him….
ink on paper. Digital lines and tones.
A little sketch in celebration of some very promising Alpha Flight news.
Here’s the cover I did for the Perhapanauts Classic Cover Challenge. It’s referencing the cover to Alpha Flight #25. That issue was awesome! Go to the Perhapanauts blog to see the other excellent homage covers that people turned in.
A drawing of Alpha Flight’s, Guardian… because someone asked me to.
I’m hard at work on Kill All Monsters! pages. that’s my excuse for not posting on here much in the past few weeks.
Everyone’s favorite Canadian superhero. And, while technically not a member of Alpha Flight, Wolverine did hang with James Hudson for a while before going off to the X-Men.
I ran out of space on the paper so I added another piece to it. Then, I ran out of more space (at the bottom). That’s what you get for not doing a rough drawing to ink from. I may add a little more space at the bottom so I can finish drawing his other hand. I’ll be toning this, too. I just ran out of time, last night.
Ink and whiteout on paper.
Here’s a drawing of another original member of Alpha Flight…. Marrina. It’s strange that I drew her next as she’s one AF character that I’m pretty indifferent about. Actually, that goes with pretty much all comic characters that are concerned with the sea or water. Yes, I’m looking at you, Aquaman.
Ink and whiteout on paper. Tones done in Photoshop.
Continuing with my Alpha Flight theme, I present Aurora. I had drawn another Aurora image right before this one but it just didn’t have any attitude/sex-appeal. I’m glad I gave it another go. Overall, I dig this… although her face might be a little too manga-esque for me.
Now… which Alpha Flight member should I draw next?
I’ve had a soft spot for Puck since the very first issue of Alpha Flight. And it was his solo adventure in issue #5 which cemented my appreciation for the character. After being nearly disemboweled by Marina in AF#2, a freshly stitched up Puck takes it upon himself to bust up a drug trafficking ring. It was Alpha Flight #5 that showed a 13 year old Jason that comics could be more than just cosmic superhero punch-outs.