MUSES A GOGO ready to go!

 

Here it is, finally!

 

It´s been more time than I expected, but the artbook Muses a Gogo is finally printed and in my hands, ready to be shipped to those of you who supported my Verkami campaign. The book has ended having almost 200 full-color pages and looks great. Thanks to all of you and apologies for the waiting. Soon you´ll have your book at home, along with an EXCLUSIVE t-shirt for free!

 

In case you didn´t back the book but you want to get one, no worries, as soon as possible I´ll make it available online.

 

Making of a cover: TALON #4

 

Color by Tomeu Morey.

Making of a cover: TALON #3

 

 

 

 

Color by Tomeu Morey.

Making of a cover: TALON #2

Making of a cover in 6 steps: BATMAN/SUPERMAN #1 variant

 

BATMAN/SUPERMAN #1 variant cover

This variant cover has been announced today. It´s not everyday I get the chance to draw two ICONS in the same cover. Thank you, DC!

TALON #1 interior pages

Making of a cover: TALON #1

TALON #0 interior art: behind the scenes.

 Superb coloring by Tomeu Morey.

 

 

Making of a cover: TALON #0

TALON designs

This week DC COMICS released the issue #7 of TALON. That´s the last issue of the first story arc, but also my last issue. After that I won´t be taking care of the art. These months I´ve enjoyed working with Scott Snyder, but specially with James Tynion IV. James will keep writing the book, so keep an eye on it!
Not to mention Tomeu Morey, one of the best colorists in the industry.
As an homage to this book that kept mebusy for more than 7 months, I´ll be posting some "behind the scenes" images during next week, starting today with some of the several designs I did for the character. Enjoy!

First sketches ever of Calvin Rose. When he wasn´t even named Calvin Rose!

 

 Our friend Calvin was supposed to wear goggles, the ones in the middle, which seemed cool to me. Actually they were used in the first version of the Talon #0 cover. After that I was told they wanted his face covered like a typical Talon, but with the hair visible.

 

Editors have the first and last word in every character or cover design!

Making of a cover: RED HOOD AND THE OUTLAWS, starring STARFIRE

I went out of my comfort zone by doing this cover handpainted, with watercolors. The final image has some digital retouch to fix what my skills weren´t able to do right. Anyway I´m happy with it after all. Instead of going digital, I´m going traditional!