Stuff by Elektro

[elektro]

So, I wanted to post some of my art, from some stuff I did back in 2006, to today.

These are some of the comics I did for my school newspaper in college:




These comics are from a different series that I also did for my college newspaper called "Bad Apple":




This is the cover of my first book:


The earliest drawing of Drannik and Lizzep, two characters from the comic "Negligence":


The earliest digital drawing I have of Drannik:


One of my newest "Negligence" drawings, also done digitally. Notice how radically different it is to the one above:


Other, miscellaneous artwork:

[Leah-Admin]

Really good stuff Tony, yoiu can definitely see growth and development in that set

[Simon Lake]

I concur with Leah. Thanks for sharing this stuff with us Tony. I particularly like what you've got going on in that last one (The Cartoonists desk) with the cross hatching kind of thing. I reckon you could work on that style a bit. I really like it. It's got a lot of depth.

[cartunes-r-us]

such a wide range of techniques, Tony....you clearly throw yourself into your work.

[elektro]

Thanks for the replies. Anyway, I recently created some new art for an art show. I haven't heard if any of these have been accepted yet or not (the show itself won't open until October), but I figured people here would get a kick out of them.

The show's theme is "Monster", so it was a very loose theme. "Monster" meaning either a physical or mental monster or monstrosity. With that in mind, here they are:

[Simon Lake]

Those are stunning. They must surely accept that stuff. Thanks again for sharing and keep up the good work!

[inkthomson]

Wow, man, really amazing work! Massive changes, and all for the better. It's an art show I'd like to be at.

[elektro]

Good news.

The Giant Claw (the first picture in my second post) has been accepted for the art show.

[Simon Lake]

[Leah-Admin]

Excellent well done!

[Simon Lake]

[elektro]

My first animation, made using Pencil:

[Simon Lake]

I must seriously give that a go as well.

[elektro]

It's been a while since I've been here, but now I have more stuff.

I've recently gotten an older version of Toon Boom Studio, and made a short walk cycle using it:



More importantly, I was at a convention recently up in Steven's Point, WI. There, I met Doug Walker, aka the Nostalgia Critic, and he does a show on his site called "Artist's Alley", which covers the artist's alley at the conventions he happens to be at. Anyway, long story short, my stuff appears (very briefly) in this video. I also met some fellow webcomicers at the con as well (they are featured in the video as Zibaricon.org):

Artist Alley Video

[elektro]

It's been a while since I last posted. Anyway, this is something I created a few days ago as both a tribute to one of my favorite internet personalities, plus as a commentary on what's been going on in my state: