Sewper Mutant Vs. The Rain

Just a little experiment in Photoshop with lighting and blurring; not to mention its the first completed thing I've drawn entirely in Photoshop in awhile. Lately I've been sketching on paper, scanning, and then adjusting those drawing before going over them digitally. So this was a nice change of pace. As for Sewper Mutant here, I've actually been in the process of writing and developing a full-fledged comic of him. But it might not be what you're expecting; more on that in due time...

Sewper Mutant Returns?

Was trying to draw some musclebound dudes for this thing I’m working on but can’t talk about… and ended up drawing some Sewper Mutant for once.

…I’d like to get back into drawing more comics with him. More news coming soon I suppose.

Sewper Mutant the Usurper

My final for Advanced Life Drawing, in which we had to take an existing image [in my case, Frank Frazetta's "Conan the Usurper"(1967)] and do a shape study and make the image our own... unfortunately I may have made mine a bit too close instead of going with what I had initially intended to do; but I'll credit that change to not understanding the project exactly.


I felt like making an epic Sewper Mutant image, and 'the Usurper' has long been of my favorites of Frazetta's Conan pieces, so that's where I went with the project. The actual image is 11"x17" and done completely in Photoshop. I'll update this after I get a photo of the print out.

...and yes, that's a poopsnake.

Update: Made the prints this afternoon, here's a photo:

I think this print out came out better than the Black Dynamite poster... it fits the page better for some reason...

Sewper Mutant vs. Black Dynamite

Another class assignment, because that's all I have time for nowadays. The assignment was to animate an emotion change... but I went and made it a lip-sync assignment as well because I've never done that before...


Also, I have a .swf version, for those that like seeing this stuff on loop in ∞p resolution:


It was fun to finally get to draw Sewper Mutant again, since I haven't had the chance to do any new comic pages since school started... and his naturally dumb but lovable face worked well for the assignment. But fret not, I have two big final pieces due soon, one of which will be of Black Dynamite and the other of Sewper Mutant ... so let's just call this a teaser? Yeah, let's go with that.

Lou Ferrigno's Disease

Finally! Another Sewper Mutant comic! I'm trying out different coloring/inking styles until I settle on something I like, hence why this looks different from the first comic.

It's a play on Lou Gehrig's Disease because my humor is apparently tasteless. Enjoy.

On a side note, these are my most favorite Sewper Mutant faces yet, and drawing the first panel while listening to Elton John's "Your Song" made it look far more sadder than it really should be...

Mutato

Yet another Sewper Mutant villain.

Mutant + Potato = Mutato

Just another one of those awful puns that comes into my head at the wee hours of the day, and must therefor be turned into a creature. I do like my font design though, it's very Misfits, but I did it without any sort of reference.

I've got a comic book cover of sorts in mind with Sewper Mutant and Mutato, we'll see about getting it posted.

Foodius Snaximus, the t-shirt!

I liked it enough to put it on Threadless and try my luck yet again:


Please vote, and score high!

Foodius Snaximus

It's Sewper Mutant's arch enemy, ¡FOODIUS SNAXIMUS!


I went for something completely different this time, using a set of Photoshop brushes I've had for who knows how long and a color palette that Evan Bryce gave me permission to use. Though in the end it isn't overly noticeable cause of the texture and opacity changes.

The puntastic name for Foodius Snaximus just popped into my head one night awhile ago, I even tweeted it. But I wasn't sure what I wanted to do with it, and then I watched Nacho Libre recently, and it hit me. As evidenced by the first concept, both Foodius and Sewper Mutant can morph their limbs, making them formidable foes... except no one should look at them that seriously.

UPDATE: I'm noticing the larger version I posted to Blogger is a bit desaturated, so here's a link to the deviantART version which is a bit closer to true color.

It begins, oddly.

Here's the first Sewper Mutant one-page comic, which uses the second half of joke I wrote in a project I never finished... so I used it here.

To those taking the extra effort to visit the blog, I'll let you in on a secret: there's no first part to the joke, it's just a punch-line I wrote for a comic that took place underwater... sewers are the next best thing, so I figured I'd just use it here to start things out.

Not sure if I like this coloring style just yet, so it may even change by the next comic as I get accustomed to a look that I really like.

Sewper Mutant

Here it is, the start of my first ever made-for-web comic/character. While I've been creating characters and stories for as long as I could draw, I've always had a fear of theft when it comes to posting original character stuff online. Which is why, as you may have noticed, I mostly ever post fan art. With Sewper Mutant, I'm creating the character for the specific purpose of seeing how things go with my internet fears. Granted this project will be a lot less personal than the story-based work I usually do, and will be a comedy as opposed to a narrative, but it's a start regardless.

I basically spent the day working out concepts of this guy, which is one part Killer Croc, one part Hulk, and most parts weird Kermit the Frog... before the design you see above was made, I almost settled on this one below... but it was a little too Johnny Quest.

Hopefully I can get one or two of the Sewper Mutant comics I have in my head done sometime before the end of the month, if they end up piling up, I'll create a tab on the side for it specifically. Hope you come back to see more!