Angelo Di Martino Shark in a Bathtub Colored

Found a #Inktober2023 shark drawing by Angelo Di Martino which I colorized while watching the Arizona Diamondbacks clinch the NCLS.

Jordan Monsel Freddy Krueger Colored

Another #Inktober2023 drawing by Jordan Monsel which I whipped together while watching an episode of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon, playing with some layered vector brushes and finding a classic Freddy dreamscape background.

Batman says Boo.

Original Batman and Robin #2 artwork by Simone Di Meo for my panel extract, minor color tweaking, and then replaced the words with something way scarier. Hi-rez image link.

Tom Bancroft colored alien in spaceship

I found a simple alien design by Tom Bancroft and began coloring it during some of my TV-watching time.

Jordan Monsel Mushroom Man Colored

Found a remarkable mushroom man during #Inktober2023 drawn by Jordan Monsel and spent another evening vegging in front of the TV and giving it some colors, a few ink adjustments, and an appropriate background.

Batman and Harley Quinn

Batman and Harley Quinn original art by Adriana Melo; panel edits and tweaks by TrUzEDIT

Harley Quinn punches The Joker

Harley Quinn breaking up with The Joker (again). Original art by Adriana Melo with minor panel tweaks and balloon edits by TrUzEDIT.

Nightwing versus Batman!

Nightwing versus Batman, the fight we always look forward to. Original art by Jorge Jiménez from Batman issue 138 (DC 2023); simple panel edits and tweaks by TrUzEDIT

Power Girl Screaming

"You're a bunch of inept, undeserving, privileged BRATS!" screams Power Girl, the panel is taken from JSA Gold Edtion #1 (DC2023).  I took it over by enhancing the existing word balloon imagery and redid the background after extracting the single panel out for playtime.

Catwoman loves the feel of latex

"I love the feel of latex..." -- Catwoman original art by Jorge Jiménez from Batman issue #138 (DC 2023) but I took it over with a new word balloon and other coloring/framing tweaks after extracting the single panel out for playtime. Hi-rez link.

1950s Jack Cole Coloring Experiment

 I took a 1950s sketch from the famous pin-up artist Jack Cole to use as a learning experiment with my expanded doodling using both Affinity Photo and Affinity Designer.  I think things turned out pretty decent,

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