Here’s a sketch that I made up as a thank you to Acme Archives Direct for making my new Star Wars print a reality.

Here are the last of the sketch cards and commissions that I worked on in the last week or so.

Here are some more of the contest sketch cards that I made.

Over at the Rebelscum forums I ran a contest a contest and gave away some sketch cards. Here are a few of the cards that I made.

I am busy at work to meet my deadline for the new Topps WideVision Clone Wars trading card set.  I’m working to do something special with this set, just like my previous sketch card work.  I haven’t submitted anything for approval yet, so here’s a sneak peak at a shadow box idea I’m playing with…

Here is a work in progress of a new Star Wars image I’m making.  I started out with a rough gesture pose, then made a clean pencil drawing.  I used a light table to make the inked drawing which I scanned and colored in Flash.  I’m using Flash so that I can scale the image to what ever size I need to with out losing any image quality.

Here’s the last of the sketch cards that I made for the contest on the RebelScum forums. These sketch cards are 2.5″ x 3.5″.

Here are some more of the sketch cards that I made for the contest that I ran last week on the RebelScum forums.  These sketch cards are 2.5″ x 3.5″.

Well, to help promote my new print and other projects I’ve jumped onto the RebelScum forums to give away some free sketch cards.  During the day I post a comment with the word “GO!” and the first person to respond to my comment with a suggestion to draw a character gets a free sketch card.  Here are some of the cards that I’ve made.

Last Oct. at Star Wars Fan Days I had a jumbo sized post card that I gave out to the fans for free.  I made 100 cards and they went pretty quick.  The title of the card was “Uh Oh Oola”.

Back in March I was giving away Free Sketch Cards (MAN!  I should be charging for this stuff!) on the RebelScum forums.  One of the winners of the sketch cards requested the Gammorean Guard character from Return of the Jedi, and then went on to commission three more cards.

 It turns out that Brandon had a master plan for all of these pieces to be matted and framed together.  It looks great! Thanks for the photos of the final project.