Vincent Price Presents 36

And, in October, my first book in USA, Vincent Price Presents #36, from Bluewater Comics. Another issue is done, but I still don´t know if it will be the next or not. No cheating here, the interiors are done in the same way as the cover, fully painted. Yes, for once in the last years the content looks a little bit like the cover! I´m too lazy today to ask the editor if I can use some of the artwork here, but I guess that I don´t hurt nobody if I just put a couple of panels here, not even a complete page, the cover and an "obscure" page of character sketches. I loved the mousy girl, I would have liked to have her in more pages.

Zarjaz 12!

  My second published comic outside Spain. The first one was a few years ago in Japan -strange. Two painted pages, script by Alexi Conman. Thanks to Dave Evans. Hope you like it. As we all love this things I show you the before and the after of two panels.

Madrid in the sun

A painting inspired by Sergio Toppi´s use of the space. The upper part could be called hyperrealism, and the lower as you like.

Small Violent Painting

I also paint landscapes every now and then. Here´s a small, calm and, at the same time, violent urban -rural-landscape. A view of the main street of the small town where I live. Bustarviejo, in Madrid. At night. I usually walk this street on my way from my studio to my home, so I thought I owe the street a tribute. Took 10 minutes and one can hardly see anything, but it has some raw energy, I think. I left the background because everyone loves this kind of reveling things in blogs. Next: a more polished and bigger painting dealing with a similar theme.

A-comic

Since I want to show a little bit of everything I do, here´s a sneak peek of one of my comics. In this one the villiain is, yes, Steven Spielberg!

Picasso????

This is part of a secret project (because nobody wants to know anything about it). Here the questrion is did PIcasso anticipated the poster from the film Twilight-New Moon?

First Post

This is only a test. And a text. And an image, a photo done with my venerable old Canon Powershot 75. The subject is an interesting (...) painting from some years ago. The interesting part is that it originated in a virtual environment -Photoshop-, and ended as a real Analog Acrylic painting. So we can say that this is a copy an the original a small psd file. OMG!