A few years back I tried my hand on a classic comic book character named Spawn. With a twist, this time. Imagining the superhero getting old; really old...

An homage to Corto Maltese character. 

Some traditional technique

This one is acrylic on wood panel. As soon as I put those "stamps" on the lower part I regretted I didn't go with my initial idea of objects painted directly, floating around the characters and not as aligned icons. I guess I was trying to do something more graphic. Those also took me way more work than the portraits... Oh well, next time. Yes, I know, there is no next time; how about next life time?!

And these are oil on canvas:

Some of the characters I made for the Deadpool game. As you can see in the left image, in Rogue's case the 3d character followed pretty accurately the concept. Next one is Domino and in her case I think the 3d artist did an outstanding job. Especially taking in account the short development cycle this project had.

Since this blog is dedicated mainly to old professional work or personal stuff, I will post a trailer from a few years back (2010, I think). It is made by Blur Studio with my storyboards. I remember we worked internally over a couple of weeks exploring different ideas and I only had a day and a half to put together the final version, so it was pretty rough. But it worked and the guys from Blur, being amazing as they are, got it down like nobody's business.

You can view it also on their page:
http://vz3.blur.com/work/detail/classic-transformers#movies/1

Game early explorations

Sketches from a Police game that never came out

Some work I did for Transformer franchise