Lee Bermejo is a professional illustrator and comic book artist. He has done work for Marvel and DC Comics, Men's Health, Max Mara, Top Cow productions, Wizard Entertainment, and a crappy film called Ultraviolet (hey,whaddayagonnado). Talking about himself in the third person makes him feel more important than he really is. Anyway, enough about the blogger, let's talk art!
Friday, August 7, 2009
That's SO old....
OK, maybe not that old but this sucker has a couple years on it at least. Did this for my pal Ale Garza. He and super talented, writer extraordinaire Allen Warner created a book called Skyrunner for Wildstorm and I was tapped to do a variant cover.. probably more because I was cheap and available than my ability to sell books ,). This cover was a blast!!! WAAAYYY more fun than I thought it would be. See, I've never felt like I had a thing for fantasy. I was never particularly interested in it as a sub-genre.... it just never grabbed me the way it did many of my friends. This cover changed my mind and I hold it directly responsible for this hankering I have to do some sort of weird fantasy project. Damn you Ale.... first you allow me to be comfortable with my love of eighties cock rock and then you turn me on to elves and orcs and shit..... bastard.
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That is sick, look at the texture on that... wow.
ReplyDeletedamn thats tight.
ReplyDeletescale skin all penciled aswell ?
thats why your one of my favs
much respect.
wow!how many hours for this?
ReplyDeleteLee, as I and every single member of the AZ Mafia will attest, I'm glad you don't do more variant covers...it saves us money! :-) Well done man, as always. Hope your trip home from SDCC went well, and that you will be posting more of your commissions. The Thing/Doom piece was phenomenal.
ReplyDeleteHi Lee,
ReplyDeleteWhat technique did you use to achieve the elephant type skin and tones throughout the front character?
Mark
Hey Lee Bermejo,
ReplyDeleteYour work is absurdly good!!! The use of light & shadow and textures really brings yours figures to life! I'm also curious about the process on this piece, and how long it took :)