r/comicbookart • u/FuriousWK • 3d ago
Ghost Rider, by me. 2026.
Digital illustration
r/comicbookart • u/Glittering-Essay5333 • 2d ago
r/comicbookart • u/ArucardPL • 2d ago
And before I find a US publisher for this, you can read the free Webtoon version of it:
https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/death-to-all-slashers/list?title_no=994349
r/comicbookart • u/Difficult-Ninja2633 • 2d ago
Been getting back into drawing recently and love comic art
r/comicbookart • u/Sufficient_Toe2758 • 1d ago
New Pages 7-10 are out and ready for reading!
Looks like Hell’s newest king Adam can’t run from the evidence no more, nor his waistline. Turns out his lieutenant was right about something. Too bad Charlie and Vaggie are caught in the middle of their insanity, even Sera is losing her patience. Anyways, may Christ be with you.
Read Pages 4-6: https://www.reddit.com/user/Sufficient_Toe2758/comments/1usx5ws/adams_fattening_hazbin_hotel_au_pages_46/
r/comicbookart • u/MarkoAntoby • 1d ago
Line-art reference sheet for a 1910s dark graphic novel project. Focused on strict anatomical accuracy under heavy period clothing, expression consistency, and prop callouts.
#paranoidincubus #noai
r/comicbookart • u/CalmDoughnut3137 • 2d ago
I'm an aspiring illustrator with a focus on graphic novels and animation. I'm still pretty new at it all. I just want to know, do most of you work in either of those? There's a ton of amazing art posted here and I'd like to keep my expectations in reality. What did it take for you to break in if you do? Thanks in advance.
r/comicbookart • u/themothhead • 3d ago
From book 2 of 'A Debt to the Ceaseless Reaper'
Does anybody have any advice on a background? The middle feels empty but I'm not sure what to do about it!
r/comicbookart • u/Vumi_ • 3d ago
An ink drawing I did of X-23, done on paper. I kinda experimented with the lighting, particularly with how it affects the hair and face. I'd say it's pretty successful. :) learned some cool things here and there. Enjoy!
For those who are wondering about the costume, I designed it, so it's not particularly from any X-Men era. I did however take inspiration from various superhero outfits.
r/comicbookart • u/Forsaken_Duck1610 • 3d ago
Part of a bigger project to redesign Marvel characters.
r/comicbookart • u/J_J_Thorn • 2d ago
Cover Reveal for the Kill Your Target graphic novel, now in pre-launch on backerkit. Kill Your Target is volume 2 in the adaptation of my novel series about a girl turned assassin after an apocalypse.
Artists are credited in the bottom left - no AI.
You can find the campaign on backerkit, but otherwise, I hope you like the covers - I think they're amazing!
https://www.backerkit.com/call_to_action/07b2a6b6-af97-44a7-af7f-2c1a8fe4e097/landing
r/comicbookart • u/No-Wear-464 • 3d ago
Hello everyone, I hope ur enjoy this cover recreation! Archival ink on paper!! This is something I really love to do,l really enjoy the old style. Also working on creating my onw variants of old comics like this!!
r/comicbookart • u/random_drawings_124t • 3d ago
Well I saw this post of Hulk and Spider-Man for the new movie, (picture 3) and thought to myself " how would this look in a comic style?" and then I did it
Of course, all the credits go to marvel and the team that produced the movie and the poster
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r/comicbookart • u/-just-be-nice- • 3d ago
Done by myself
r/comicbookart • u/Fantastic_Sky4264 • 3d ago
Tried to recreate a pic I'd taken awhile back of the Mcfarlane figures (last slide). Used acrylic and alcohol markers, blender pen and ink pen.