The Great Hunger is Upon Me!

Here is a redesign of The Devourer of Worlds, Galactus. Still trying to keep his outfit a little sleek, while also keeping the same color scheme. All this with try to make it Galactus. I think I did a good job of "modernizing" the helmet. The helmet is what makes Galactus recognizable, those two prongs sticking out of his head. Also the stone cold expression on his face. The hole in his chest is the energy that he has drained from worlds and when it gets dark in dim in there, he hungers for another planet. The holes in his hands and chest are to plug the machine that he uses, to feed off of planets, into him. He's a hungry hungry man.
Good night surfer.

Never Seen A Bluer Sky

Well hello there. Been a while hasn't it? How have you been? Good. Well I moved to a new place with a Cat in a Wall. New ideas have been forming and a new story is being created as we speak. So Loud is still in production but was on a bit of a delay due to a loss of the script. But it was found and recovered so we're back on that. A new light bulb hit me while i was working on Loud.
A new story inspired by memories from my childhood, memories of Power Rangers. It opened up inspirations from all Power Rangers from Japan, the original versions of what some of us watched as kids. And the new stuff that's over there across the ocean. So yes, this new story is about a young man named Edward who was once part of a squad of teenage Superheroes called The Tech Rangers.
Something happened and his two teammates fell while saving their city. Monsters have seemingly perished and the city is quiet for 5 years. But what happens when only one man remembers the feats he's accomplished and an old evil starts to creep back into the streets? One hero rises again and unlocks a mystery of old enemies in a new world.
Here's a preview:

Wanderer and The Princess of War

The Wanderer finds himself caught between a woman and her father the king of Planet War.

Boring by the sea.

Happy late holidays friends. Been with family and such over the past month, hope you all enjoyed the holiday time. Took a teensy break working on Loud but I've got some writing and sketching down.
Over 2 years ago I started working on this beast. First time I've ever stuck with an idea because I felt that this was a story worth telling. So there are over 60 pages of this with more to come. Here is a glimpse of pages not yet seen.



Writing this story has been fun and testing my creative abilities. Plans for publishing and such will begin start to sprout from my head as the year goes on. Enjoy the artwork because the story is a little over halfway done, and there will be little peeks here and there to show where it is at. An update on the work for it by the way is Jodi Hoover will be editing and doing the colors for the Graphic Novel as we move closer to delivering it to the masses.

Foolish and Reckless

A submission for a poster contest for Marvel vs. Capcom 3. Trying to go in a direction that makes the poster look old and printed while still making it pop and look fresh. Another thing I implemented in the piece is the use of Kirby dots it looks kind of cool. I am liking the way that it came out. The colors pop!


Keep fighting,
Marcelo

A new generation of Horror Story

I've been getting into the whole creepy pasta thing on the internet. Primarily they are scary stories that are being blogged everyday at various websites. I've fallen in love with the ones that have to do with old video games and video game cartridges. Here is a good one about the old Zelda game Majora's Mask . There are other pokemon ones as well. This illustration is inspired by the Zelda story on the prior link. Enjoy the story and the image!

Stay scared,
Marcelo

Meet me in the stars!

A few updates of new images and works in progress. First is an embodiment, this one is called Creation, he who is the one that gives birth to worlds, and life, so that he may study all new things that grow and evolve.
Then a new piece that is spinning off from the series of Embodiments. It's a breed of adventure told through prose accompanied by a single image to help shape the audiences view of these worlds and adventure. The Wanderer is a mix of John Carter of mars and the Silver Surfer. These are process photos of the piece so check em out and I'll post a photo of it as soon as it's done.

Pencils on the wood:

After this it's gesso'd and penciled again.


Also don't forget if you are in the Chicago area this weekend come on down to the Chicago Comic-Con at the Donald E. Stevens Convention Center, a ton of great guest, and a ton of great people to see in Artists Alley including me, Jodi Hoover, and Jesse Nelson who are sharing a table together. Come Friday let the fun begin!

See you there,
Marcelo Biott