Final Kubert Assignment

The fifth assignment was to do a page of sequential art. You could use the script provided or you could do something of your own. I decided I wanted to do a Spiderman page.

Still an amateur. But I'm getting better.

mini buscema figure studies

these are on 18x24" paper

Kubert Assignment 4

breakdown and tones.

Arm studies

Leg Studies

hellboy sketch

Deisgn work for next Assignment

Working on the designs for the next Joe Kubert Penciling assignment. This one has a space theme.

blind contour w/ shading

I did a bunch of blind contour drawings a la Nicolaides during life drawing. No looking at the page while the pencil was moving. I loved the folds on the woman's pantaloons so I had to add some shading.

Batman warm-up

Joe Kubert Assignment 3 w/critique

Assignment: Divide board into half. On left half show a jungle hero leaping through the tree tops. On the right, a costumed superhero climbing the side of a building.

drawing and inking attempt

Shanna

Scratched this one out at Iggy's in the LES. Bigups to Eric.

Kubert Penciling Assignment 2 w/ Critique

The assignment was to design a cover for a comic book showing a cavewoman falling through the air and a caveman sitting on the back of a flying pterodactyl.

SPiDeY!!!

KUBERT Penciling Assignment 1 **AND CRITIQUE**

I'm doing the Joe Kubert School Penciling correspondence course. This is my completed first assignment.

The instructions were to devote the upper two-thirds of the board to the design of the hero. Then do three panels:
1. A panorama of a western town with a small dust cloud approaching.
2. The dust cloud turns out to be a cowboy on horseback.
3. Angle from inside wrecked shack as the villain takes aim at the unsuspecting cowboy.