Tiger, Tiger, Burning Bright...

...In the forests of the night. I was inspired to do this one not because of William Blake but because my super-duper pal Erin Clark did a bitchin' tiger a short while back. That and she sent me a picture of her kitty cat a few months ago and he was making a little face like the one I drew here (minus the little snarly nose).
Anyway I definitely wanna add color to this one. It'll probably be my first priority.
Drawn on 9 x 12 100 LB. Vellum Bristol Board, pencils and inks took about 3 hours (there is actually quite a bit more to the original image).

Joe Fixit

Joe Fixit was what the Hulk went by when he was smaller and gray and living (and fighting) in Las Vegas. It was an era for the character I really liked because it was full of action and adventure, but was free of the convoluted nonsense Marvel Comics has become known for in the last decade or so.
I'll color this one soon, when I get a little free time. I've been wanting to experiment with a color scheme style that I have seen guys like Dave Johnson use in the last year or two.
By the way, Dave Johnson is pretty rad, so you should look him up.

Psych

Shawn Spencer (James Roday) and Burton Guster (Dule Hill) from the USA Network T.V. show Psych. The show really is a lot of fun - they take nothing seriously and you tend to get one 80's reference after another.
The pineapple is a bit of an inside joke of sorts. Pineapples make regular appearances in the show, in fact it's become a bit of a game to "spot the pineapple" from week to week.

Anyway, I'd like to color this one sometime soon. When I do I'll post the results.