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Here's a little postcard image I whipped up to promote a graphic novel I'm working on. More info at my website.

Just a few sketchbook portraits of old people:


--Pat Lewis

So, yeah, I couldn't pass up this week's SFG challenge: Superhero! I've got a whole gallery of drawings of some of my favorites up on my website. Sadly, it doesn't look like I'm going to have time to draw a new one just for SFG, but here's one of my old faves instead: the Sensational She-Hulk!

Merry Christmas! Originally posted on my LiveJournal, here's a drawing of Santa Claus fighting the Hulk:



--Pat Lewis

Hey, fellow SFG-ers: Just a quick bit of self-promotion to let you all know that my first book, the graphic novel THE CLAWS COME OUT is in comic shops, on Amazon.com, and from better bookstores everywhere (although they may have to special-order it) today!

It's 152 pages of comedy/horror/adventure stories all featuring my two favorite things: women and monsters. Plus, introductions by a sexy vampire horror hostess, back-cover praise from cartoonists Jay Stephens and Tony Millionaire, and more--all wrapped up in a fancy hardcover and published by the good folks at IDW (Angel, Transformers, 30 Days of Night).

Book details, sample pages, and more info can be found here. Oh, and this is what the cover looks like:

Here's my entry for this week's SFG challenge, and also for Illustration Friday: Trick or Treat. Double duty! This is a great topic, so hopefully I'll submit a few more before Halloween.

--Pat Lewis

Here's the wraparound cover for a little mini-sketchbook I'll be selling at the Small Press Expo in North Bethesda, MD this weekend. Anyone else going?


--Pat Lewis

Just a little something I did for Illustration Friday: "The Blues."


--Pat

Just goofing around in my sketchbook. Background texture is Von Glitschka's "Sugar Frosted Crud," which is awesome, by the way. I'm starting to get the hang of what to do with those textures.


--Pat Lewis

They look like they hate each other, but I think they're secretly in love. Maybe someday I'll do a comic featuring these guys?

Wow, it's been a while. One thing I've been doing lately is drawing some of my favorite creatures from the Star Wars universe, just for fun. Here are a bunch:




--Pat Lewis

Hopefully things will calm down here soon and I'll be able to post some new material, but in the meantime, here's a "classic" from my portfolio:



--Pat Lewis

Whew! I've been so busy working on paid jobs and my book, that I haven't had much time to relax and just draw for fun. Last night, though, after I got a ton of work finished, I decided to blow off some steam by drawing my favorite thing: sexy women. I'm not sure what the SFG rules are about showing bare breasts, so here's a tame one. You can see the rest over on my LiveJournal.



--Pat Lewis

So yeah, I just made this little postcard to give to comic shops and stuff to promote my upcoming book THE CLAWS COME OUT. The book in mostly about pretty girls kicking monsters' asses, so I came up with this image for the promo:

I did this a little while ago as a potential t-shirt design. Who knows, that idea might see life someday. In the meantime, enjoy:



--Pat Lewis

I originally posted this on LiveJournal, and then on my website, but here it is one more time:

Some people were doing this over on LiveJournal, so I thought I'd join in. It's the stars of "Hot Fuzz," Sgt. Nick Angel and P.C. Danny Butterman:

So the big news is that I'll have a book of my comics coming out from IDW Publishing this November. There's still a lot of work to do, but I did this mock-up of a possible cover idea, which I thought I'd share:

Here's a little something I drew for my buddy and his wife as a wedding/housewarming present:


--Pat Lewis

I said I'd wind up doing multiple entries for the "SFG Challenge: The 1950's" (scroll down to see my first), and here's number two: Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton from TV's "The Honeymooners."



--Pat Lewis

Another long time SFG'er has taken the plunge and agreed to be interviewed for Design Inspiration. It's a great interview with Pat Lewis of Lunchbreak Comics. Take a few moments today and check it out, and be sure to leave Pat some hunka-hunka comment love too.

-Jeff

http://diinterviews.com/

The monster represents a deadline, maybe?