Illustrator Drew Edward Johnson's blog for all new events, appearances and new published work. Will include sketches and other found artwork now and again. Follow the link to Drew's art gallery at Deviantart.com to check out samples of his work! Email Drew at graphitemonkey@gmail.com
Saturday, March 29, 2008
Look what I found!
I was looking for something in my portfolio file the other day and unearthed this Wonder Woman panel that I had saved during my work on Jody Picoult's run on WW. It's one of my favorite shots that I've drawn of her--from the pencils from issue six, panel 1.
Just thought I'd throw it up here for any fans of my Wonder Woman stuff that might be lurking around out there. I love all three of you.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Dave Stevens died recently
I know I'm late in saying something about this. I don't handle death well, so these things can take me a while. Heck, I'm still trying to figure out what to say about 'Ringo's death. All I can think of is what a great guy he was the few times that I got to hang out with him.
Unfortunately, I never even got to hang out with Dave Stevens. I thought I might someday---It's a small industry. I was crossing my fingers. I'm really sad that now I won't get that chance to meet him. Dave was one of my biggest inspirations in the way that I draw and in the kind of stories that I'm interested in telling. I dunno that knowing that would have been a big deal to him, but I wish I could've told him sometime.
You know what's great, though? We can visit great artists--great storytellers like Mike and like Dave any time through their work. We can go back and re-read The Rocketeer or Tellos and see what those guys wanted to share with us. What they wanted to dazzle us with. Every time we look at their work, we will remember why we miss them, and enjoy what part of themselves they've left for us. Forever. I take comfort in that idea.
Unfortunately, I never even got to hang out with Dave Stevens. I thought I might someday---It's a small industry. I was crossing my fingers. I'm really sad that now I won't get that chance to meet him. Dave was one of my biggest inspirations in the way that I draw and in the kind of stories that I'm interested in telling. I dunno that knowing that would have been a big deal to him, but I wish I could've told him sometime.
You know what's great, though? We can visit great artists--great storytellers like Mike and like Dave any time through their work. We can go back and re-read The Rocketeer or Tellos and see what those guys wanted to share with us. What they wanted to dazzle us with. Every time we look at their work, we will remember why we miss them, and enjoy what part of themselves they've left for us. Forever. I take comfort in that idea.
Sunday, March 09, 2008
Sketchbooks for sale!
If you would like to get a hold of one of my Convention Sketchbooks, Just email me at graphitemonkey@gmail.com and let me know! They're $10, plus $1 shipping, so it can be mailed to you priority mail. I only accept Paypal for payment due to past problems with checks and money orders. In your email, just let me know your Name, Address and how many sketchbooks you'd like, and if you'd like it signed or not.
New Links!
Please note that I've learned how to add links to this thing---Now you can get to my gallery at comicartfans.com by following the "Drew's Art Gallery" Link. Also, if you're interested in following my and Karen's adventures in being expecting parents, you can check out the "Our Baby Blog" link and look in on The Colonel! Exciting!
Saturday, March 01, 2008
One more reason to get Supergirl #28!
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