Showing posts with label mike mayhew. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mike mayhew. Show all posts

Sunday, June 27, 2010

Cockrum Uncanny X-Men 164 page 1 Title Splash For Sale


In gearing up for the big San Diego Comic-Con comic book convention coming up next month, I've got a small update to the original art for sale section. Added a few pages for sale and lowered some prices. Sorry been away from the site for so long, just busy with work and all that comes with work.

Email me if you have any questions, want to hold something, or ready to buy. Also I take time payments as well. My email address is burton@11by17.com

You can see it all here: http://www.11by17.com
  • Dave Cockrum Uncanny X-Men 164 page 1
  • 2 Jim Lee Uncanny X-Men pages
  • Mike Mayhew pencil sketches and cover prelims
  • Mike McKone "Teen Titans and The Outsiders Secret Files" cover
  • George Perez "Teen Titans Archives 1" cover featuring the entire NTT team!
  • Whilce Portacio Uncanny X-Men page
  • New lower price for a John Byrne Wolverine 23 page with a large panel of Wolverine
  • A Dave Cockrum Uncannny X-Men 150 page feature Professor X
  • Lower prices on 2 Paul Smith sketches
  • and much more...

Wednesday, January 9, 2008

I'm Baaack. Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles


Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles premieres on Fox this Sunday Jan 13 8/7C and Monday Jan 14 9/8C.

Anyone remember Alex Ross' work on that early Terminator Burning Earth (Now Comics) book from 1990? Here are some of his painted covers as shown on alexrossart.com. Brings back a lot of memories when that book hit the shelf and especially since the movie was still cult cool back then, and got people thinking about Terminator again. Alex Ross was just starting out then and hadn't completely perfected his painted realistic people look yet. You could see the differences from now and then. He has some extremely detailed painted pieces. I can't think of any other painters that can paint with as much realism. Mike Mayhew is also a very good realism painter, esp his work on Vampirella turned a lot of heads. Ross and Mayhew artwork looks even better up close and in person. The details just drip off the page.

Speaking of turning heads... pictured here is stunning actress Summer Glau who plays Cameron Phillips, in the new Terminator series. I can't wait to check out the premiere.