Br-Aquaman

When friends ask me to draw things for them, I tend to try their patience quite a bit. I procrastinate until I feel bad about making them wait, so I then try to salvage my broken friendships by giving them a little extra.

Here's one such occasion in which I drew Aquaman for a friend.

And here it is in color, because I'm all about going above and beyond.


Enjoy!

Montreal Mini-Con 2011

I'm going to have a table at the Montreal Mini-Con this Sunday December 4th, at Place Bonaventure. I'll have this Hellboy print, some sketches (I'll also be drawing in-person) and a brand new original mini-comic called "Wishes".

Come by and say hi!

Neil Gaiman's Death

Here's a marker sketch done in anticipation of the Montreal Mini-Con on December 4th. It's of Neil Gaiman's version of Death as seen in the classic series Sandman from Vertigo. I decided to use Seventh Seal by Ingmar Bergman as influence because I thought it would be fun, also, I'm pretty pretentious.

Do enjoy!

Pure Steele

After a prolonged absence, I have returned! Here is an image from a book I get to work on with Some fantastic people, I'll just let the website namedrop for me, if you don't mind:

Pure Steele

It's a fantastic project so far, and I'm really proud to be a small part of it, as it's going to be a gorgeous book. So be sure to keep an eye out for it!

UPDATE: And now here it is colored, because I said so.

Fame

After a prolonged absence, which I apologize for,  I really should have been producing more, I give you, finally, my full 9-page comic:

FAME
Part one

Part two

Art and Script by Stephen Morrow

Lettering by Daniel Morrow

Concept by Stephen Morrow and Raina Ebel

Dorothy

I just love the Wizard of Oz, and sometimes, I just need to get these kind of images out of my system. Entirely done in Photoshop with a Wacom Intuos tablet.

New Header

As you might notice, or not, if this is your first visit to my blog: I have a new header!

I'm pretty happy with it, as it's a far better attempt at Art Nouveau than my last one, in my opinion. In any case, I've been equipped a bit more suitably lately, so I thought it would be nice to add some progress shots of this one.

I made it in PITT pens and Gray markers on 11" x 17" bristol, coloring was then done in Photoshop CS4.

Enjoy!