My Heroes

Look, I'm not going to get in to the argument about which is better, the original or Next Generation, but I will say that if you think Next Generation is superior and you were on fire, I wouldn't bother trying to put you out. You deserve the fire, is what I'm saying. You brought it on yourself.

This is a combo of traditional inks and Adobe Illustrator. I inked the entire thing with a brush, I'll eventually throw that up when I get a better scan of it, and turned it in to a vector image in Illustrator. Also, I think flat coloring is really underrated, but that may just be me.

-Rob

I was bored today and decided that my sequential folder (with all my pages and work in it) needed a better icon than the standard picture that every other file has. On the computer, it reduces down to, like, a quarter of an inch you can't really see any detail. Whatever. I just wanted an excuse to draw some more Brando.

Odyssey of Flight 33

After a few months there is a new post! I have an excuse though, really. For the past couple of months I've been doing pretty much exclusively inking work but now I will be producing original art again. Below is a sampling of it. I'll be pencilling and inking a 64 page Twilight Zone book and also pencilling and inking a 30ish page sequel to Coin-Operated Boy, Coin-Operated Girl (get it?). They'll be in two completely different styles as you'll see once I get some Coin-Operated Girl pages up by the end of the week. Anyway, without further ado, a couple of pencilled pages from THE ODYSSEY OF FLIGHT 33!





-Rob

This is a Thor drawing by Jason Baroody, apparently, and inked by me. I'm happy that I inked 95% of it with a brush.



Robert Grabe

rgrabe20@gmail.com or rgrabe20@student.scad.edu

Tony Stewart

This is a Tony Stewart work that I did in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. It turned out pretty much exactly how I planned, which is weird.

Robert Grabe
rgrabe20@gmail.com or rgrabe20@student.scad.edu

These pages are from a mini series I finished called Black Mist written by Jim Pruett. It was originally published by Caliber Comics in the late 90's and illustrated by Mike Perkins. Only three issues came out at the time so now Jim is republishing the series through Image Comics. I drew three pages in issue four and all of issue five. It's being colored now to be released during the summer.





These pages are from Coin-Operated Boy, written by Steven Prouse (http://www.803studios.net/) which, as far as I know, is being published this summer.







-Rob