Redrawn

pick a random page from a comic. redraw it. post it here.
Advance page from my story ORM based on Rom #23 from 1982. check out my comics here http://joshbayer.tumblr.com/

Advance page from my story ORM based on Rom #23 from 1982. check out my comics here http://joshbayer.tumblr.com/

i did a  whole comic based on this old issue of Rom 23-set to appear  upcoming issue of Yeti

i did a  whole comic based on this old issue of Rom 23-set to appear  upcoming issue of Yeti

a page from Absolute Boyfriend Act 25 by Yuu Watase

a page from Absolute Boyfriend Act 25 by Yuu Watase

Page 18 of The Amazing Spider-Man#20 by Steve Ditko. I basically have a temporary nerd crush on Matt Gargan which cannot articulate decently. 

Page 18 of The Amazing Spider-Man#20 by Steve Ditko.

I basically have a temporary nerd crush on Matt Gargan which cannot articulate decently. 

Two-hour redraw of Jack Kirby’s Kamandi #35, page 11.  

Two-hour redraw of Jack Kirby’s Kamandi #35, page 11.  

Moebius and Winsor McCay are both astonishing for their ability to just set lines down on paper without predrawing. I think we all wish we were such cavalier draftspeople. Here’s a redux of a page from Moebius’ The Man From The Ciguri— the linear sequel to The Airtight Garage— which saw print first in Dark Horse’s Cheval Noir, then continued in Caliber’s short-lived Moebius Comics. Original image here. Frank Santoro describes his awe at seeing a Ciguri page mid-rendering here. -Ben Humeniuk

Moebius and Winsor McCay are both astonishing for their ability to just set lines down on paper without predrawing. I think we all wish we were such cavalier draftspeople.

Here’s a redux of a page from Moebius’ The Man From The Ciguri— the linear sequel to The Airtight Garage— which saw print first in Dark Horse’s Cheval Noir, then continued in Caliber’s short-lived Moebius Comics.

Original image here.

Frank Santoro describes his awe at seeing a Ciguri page mid-rendering here.

-Ben Humeniuk

Came across this blog today, so I used it as my morning drawing warm-up. The nearest book was Child’s Play, a collection of Stan and Jan Berenstain’s (non-bear) comics and cartooning. This is a sample of a daily strip they did briefly for two years (‘53-54) along the lines of Dennis the Menace. I discovered a lot of subtle things about the way the Berenstains approached character design and panel layout that I think is useful. Also, it made me appreciate some of the choices I make when I draw, and understand why I draw the way I draw. Good things, over-all! By the way, if the link is broken, I’ve posted a version of this (along with the original) on my webcomics blog: babble comics

Came across this blog today, so I used it as my morning drawing warm-up. The nearest book was Child’s Play, a collection of Stan and Jan Berenstain’s (non-bear) comics and cartooning. This is a sample of a daily strip they did briefly for two years (‘53-54) along the lines of Dennis the Menace.

I discovered a lot of subtle things about the way the Berenstains approached character design and panel layout that I think is useful. Also, it made me appreciate some of the choices I make when I draw, and understand why I draw the way I draw. Good things, over-all!

By the way, if the link is broken, I’ve posted a version of this (along with the original) on my webcomics blog: babble comics

page 13 of david mazzucchelli’s ‘dead dog’ from rubber blankets #1. drawn by me, my name’s marc. hi. the comic is real great and you should read it if you haven’t and are into those kinds of things (great things).  

page 13 of david mazzucchelli’s ‘dead dog’ from rubber blankets #1. drawn by me, my name’s marc. hi. 
the comic is real great and you should read it if you haven’t and are into those kinds of things (great things). 





 

Here’s a page I redid by the Italian cartoonist, Antonio Rubino. The words are mine, from what I think is happening ( I can’t read the French that the translation is in).  Max Mose

Here’s a page I redid by the Italian cartoonist, Antonio Rubino. The words are mine, from what I think is happening ( I can’t read the French that the translation is in). 

Max Mose

hulk grey remix by skuds mckinley , originally drawn by the great tim sale. www.batshitart.com

hulk grey remix by skuds mckinley , originally drawn by the great tim sale.

www.batshitart.com

It may not qualify, but it is a comic redrawn from a classic sculpture… Sure, why not.

It may not qualify, but it is a comic redrawn from a classic sculpture…

Sure, why not.

DId a redrawing of a Jack Cole page that I love so much.  I didnt want to stray far from it at all,  juts wanted to get in Jack’s skin and draw and color and place words and all of that-the way it had been done. Here’s a link to the specific page: http://lh3.ggpht.com/_dvKhzCDAgM4/TStNYnOhGUI/AAAAAAAAD14/nujkwPBNq9c/s1600-h/blueribbon_03_453.jpg And a link to the whole comic, well worth reading: http://colescomics.blogspot.com/2011/01/devils-of-deep-lost-1940-jack-cole.html -Josh Burggraf 

DId a redrawing of a Jack Cole page that I love so much.  I didnt want to stray far from it at all,  juts wanted to get in Jack’s skin and draw and color and place words and all of that-the way it had been done.

Here’s a link to the specific page:

http://lh3.ggpht.com/_dvKhzCDAgM4/TStNYnOhGUI/AAAAAAAAD14/nujkwPBNq9c/s1600-h/blueribbon_03_453.jpg

And a link to the whole comic, well worth reading:

http://colescomics.blogspot.com/2011/01/devils-of-deep-lost-1940-jack-cole.html

-Josh Burggraf