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Finnegan’s Brink #3 (cover B)

Cover illustration for the third issue of Finnegan’s Brink. Unfortunately, the miniseries hasn’t seen print. I finished illustrating the first issue and got about two thirds of the way through the second when we decided to pull the plug. The … Continue reading

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Finnegan’s Brink #2 (cover B)

Cover illustration for the second issue of Finnegan’s Brink.

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Finnegan’s Brink #1 (cover A) in Color

It’s only in recent years that I’ve felt comfortable doing color illustrations. Being able to make changes in Photoshop helps a lot with that. Back in 1994 I wasn’t very comfortable with my abilities so the publisher hired Julia Lacquement to … Continue reading

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Finnegan’s Brink #1 (cover B)

This was the second illustration I came up with for the cover of the first issue of Finnegan’s Brink. We (the publisher, Nizzibet and I) all agreed that this image worked better than the previous one.

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Finnegan’s Brink #3 (cover A)

This could have been the cover illustration for the third issue of Finnegan’s Brink. It’s not a bad drawing. Unfortunately, neither this, nor the previous two illustrations quite worked. Not as covers anyway. The saying: “Don’t judge a book by … Continue reading

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Finnegan’s Brink #2 (cover A)

Finnegan’s Brink was to be a three issue miniseries. For publicity purposes, Finnegan’s publisher wanted to have the covers for all three issues done before he solicited the comic. In 1994, when I was drawing the book, the comic market … Continue reading

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Finnegan’s Brink #1 (cover A)

The first project Nizzibet and I worked on together was Finnegan’s Brink. The tagline for the project was “A Jules Verne Western”. While that probably evokes the right images in the heads of potential readers it’s not really accurate. At … Continue reading

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