TINY HERO by Jon Morris

RED by Jon Morris

For the sake of speed, I picked up a brush for the first time in ... Great Krypton, I think it's been seven or eight years! I could clearly use more practice.

HERCULES COLLARS CERBERUS by Jon Morris

I'm pretty sure this is the first time I've gotten a topic in under deadline.

I'm probably cheating a little bit here since Hercules isn't technically part of the pantheon of Greek Gods until well after the completion of his Twelve Labors. At the risk of sounding utterly parochial, though, the Hercules myths have always been my hands-down favorite of Greek mythology, so I couldn't resist getting him in here.

Kaiju vs Tokusatsu by Calamity Jon

I don't know what either of those words mean. I just drew what they sounded like. Am I close?

Geisha by Calamity Jon

Finally catching up on some tardy topics, and also appropriating a little texture/coloring technique I swiped from Jemma's work.

I didn't really know what to do with the theme, so I posited to myself "What kind of character would I expect someone called 'The Geisha' to be?" I ultimately decided it would be a supernatural warrior/sorceress wandering the length and breadth of Shogun-era Japan, battling strange and eerie foes with her magic hammer, accompanied by a talking sword and burdened with a haunted iron boot. So, in short, I went from having no idea to having too many ideas. Story of my life ...

Captain America! by Jon Morris

I'm running well behind with my Bristolwhipping, but more is on the way!

Tattoo - Calamity Jon Morris

Cyberpunk by Calamity Jon ...

I hate to admit it, but I don't really know much about Cyberpunk - I remember reading Neuromancer many years back, and I have a vague (and probably messed up) understanding of the fashion from that Keanu Reeves movie (not the big famous trilogy, but the other much disrespected one), but I'm going to trust what I learned from playing Shadowrun and watching the old Aeon Flux that "Weirdos infiltrating the datastream" counts. 

-Jon Morris

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