I'm not innocent, in my defense..

Check out Project : Rooftop's "Most Likely To Get Me Fired For Checking It Out At Work" Competition!

I never thought..

The new Wired has an article on the new Iron Man flick and "the Evolution of the Exoskeleton."
You might enjoy reading it as you get yourself ready for the unveiling of Project Rooftop's Iron Man : Invincible Upgrade contest winners.
Oh, and to a lesser extent, the movie itself.

I'm not gonna wait for anything to happen..

I'm famous again!
A Superman-centric blog called Say It Backwards that I just discovered a few days ago, linked me and used my Supergirl art as well as a few others from Project Rooftop's Supergirl Week.
Go check it out!

While we're on the subject of things to look at, have a look at this screencap of icons made from publicity photos from The Dark Knight that Warner Bros lawyers made disappear.
(That was a complicated mess of a sentence.)

Click for bigger, of course.

Walking out on you again..

There are 2 notes on this picture if clicked upon.
Dedicated especially to Sean.
This is one of my self-rejected Flash redesigns for Project Rooftop.
This is based completely (as far as the pose, attire, and attitude go) on a guy I saw jogging by the coffee shop I was in working on Flash redesigns.
100% true story.

Always should be someone...

So here's the final inks for my Project Rooftop failing Bart Allen Kid Flash.

And here's the finished, colored version.

There are 3 notes on this picture if clicked upon.
You'll notice there were a few subtle changes to the picture, most noticeably the emblem.
Failure or not, I'm still pretty proud of it as a drawing by me, and I like the design.
I've got a hundred (give or take) other abandoned costumes that I might finish up for fun and put up here.
I've got a real comic I need to be working on though.

Continuational!

Incredibly, another site took notice of our (April & I) Supergirl in talking about Supergirl Week at Project Rooftop.

This article from Long Story Short Pier actually speaks directly to the Scott Pilgrim comments on my approach to the drawing... which in case I haven't said as much before, was very intentional.
I don't know how much of a demand for me to get all explanational on my own art there is, but Bryan Lee O'Malley's artwork on the Scott Pilgrim books is a perfect example of fun, approachable artwork. Girls I know who don't care one iota for comics love the Scott Pilgrim books, so I figured that was a good angle to approach a fun, girl-friendly Supergirl.
I don't know if that makes sense in writing, but it does in my head.

Of course, at the moment my head is full of prescriptions for my hurt shoulder so this may all be a far cry from comprehensible.

Even more!

Another of the places that's talking about Supergirl Week!
Click here to check out One Diverse Comic Book Nation.
I can't even tell you how exciting it is to see my name mentioned in the same sentence as the other amazing artists that have been a part of this.
I'm incredibly lucky to have a girlfriend that is so cool and supportive and full of good ideas and awesome at coloring.

Is it still ink on the internet?

Project Rooftop's Supergirl Week is getting press all over the internets!
Even more exciting is the fact that there are places using my art for the story!
Check out Comic Fodder's article.

I've made the big time!

From Project Rooftop : "...Project: Rooftop is teaming up with Super. Girl., a Girl-Wonder.org project, to bring you a week-long Supergirl appreciation event! Here at P:R, we’re going to be reviewing our top picks from last month’s Draw Supergirl meme throughout the week, and on Friday, S.G. will be posting a comprehensive article on Supergirl’s costume history.

Our reviewers for this event include Project: Rooftop regulars Chris Arrant, Dean Trippe, Joel Priddy, and Vito Delsante, and special guest reviewer, Jessica Plummer from Super.Girl."

In case you couldn't guess why I'm posting this, the Supergirl that April and I came up with has made it to the big show!