The Journey Begins

It all started when my friend notified me of Eric’s search for artists for a comic book project. I sent my portfolio, and Eric commissioned some art from me on the very same day. From this point forward, a great partnership and friendship began, leading to the creation of the successful Rippaverse.

Collaborative Process with Eric

The collaborative process with Eric is quite fluid. He communicates his new character ideas, including their names, their roles in the project, and their descriptions. If I need clarity on specific details, I ask before moving into the sketch phase. Once the initial sketch is ready, Eric provides feedback, and we refine it until we achieve the perfect result.

The Eric Sketch Experience

Looking back at “The Eric Sketch,” it’s amazing to see how far it’s come in just two years. It’s incredible how a simple sketch of a black and orange suit could turn into such a massive success as Isom. No, I won’t share it. It’s classified!

Working with Chuck Dixon

Working with Chuck Dixon was exhilarating. Despite my initial apprehensions, Chuck was as excited about my work and our growing fictional universe as I was. Collaborating on Alphacore included sketching a variety of characters and refining them until we got the results we were happy with.

Collaborating with Mike Baron

Working with Mike Baron, who I endearingly describe as a cool grandpa, was a wonderful experience. I had a lot of creative freedom when working on Mike’s Goodyng: The Polymath project, which made the process fun and fast. Mike was cordial, receptive to changes, and always expressed his satisfaction with the work with enthusiasm.