I recently did a week of Avengers sketches and here they are as a 6-piece set! They are all drawn with Micron pens, Pentel Pocket Brush pens and colored with Prismacolor markers on 9x12" bristol paper.

They include:


There's only one set, so get it while you can!. And by the way, the real pieces look much better than their scans, as usual.

UPDATE: The Avengers set is now sold, and to my first international customer, no less! Thanks for lookin'.

This week I drew 4 cards featuring characters from the animated film "Despicable Me" They're inked with Micron pens and colored with Warm Gray Prismacolor markers.



The set of four cards is $30 and all come in heavy vinyl sleeves.



To buy, hit my store here: [link]

Thanks for lookin'!

AJ

There are now only 4 days remaining to fund the mini-graphic-novel, "GIANT" by fellow deviant Chris Wharton ([link]).

Here's the synopsis for GIANT:
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Giant! is a short story about a young alchemist named Dedrick, who is having a very bad day. As punishment for the side effects of his latest experiment, he is forced to straddle a plank of wood and hung off the castle battlement to clean the bird crap off the resident gargoyles. When he drops his brush he inadvertently causes a chain of events that wakes a sleeping giant. After a terrifying fall and run for his life he finds that he may be the only one that can save his town from being crushed under the giant's feet.
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Art samples:


Chris is a really great artist who I first noticed via his webcomic, "Barely Listening" ([link]). I think the graphic novel has a great premise and the line art so far looks fantastic. So with only $122 left, as I write this, please help him get over the top. I'm in for $25 myself

Chris' Kickstarter page: [link]

While I've definitely done the occasional commission here and there, I've never really "officially" opened up slots for commissions. I'm going to give it a shot now and see if there's any interest.

I'm going to offer several different options at different price points, so hopefully there will be something everyone can afford. To order anything below, just message me here on DA, or email andrew -at- atlantajones.com.

Sketch Cards

2.5" x 3.5" bristol board cards, inked and colored with Prismacolor markers.

$10 for one character, plus $5 shipping anywhere. $5 each additional character. All cards come in rigid top-loader sleeves.

Examples:

  

For more examples view my galleries here and here

Of course, you can buy any of my existing cards here.

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Black & White Sketches

9" x 12" inked sketches, one character.

$15 for one character, plus $5 shipping anywhere. $5 each additional character.

Examples:

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Color Sketches

Same as the B&W sketches, only, you know...in color. Colored with Prismacolor markers

$20, one character. $5 each additional character. $5 shipping anywhere.

Examples:

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Avatars

These are cartoon head-shot avatars that you can use on blogs, forums, Facebook, Twitter, etc. They're full-color and you'll receive a 5"x5" 300dpi file to crop/scale as you wish.

Click here for a full gallery of examples

Avatars are $25 can be ordered directly via Avatomics.com

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Full Digital Art

8"x10" digital pieces, full color.

$35 for one character. $10 per additional character. Each piece will include a basic background, and you'll get a high-resolution file.

Examples:

In case you're unfamiliar with his work, Dave Kellett is a super talented cartoonist and  all-around nice guy, who does a webcomic called Sheldon. He's been working over two years now on a documentary about cartoonists and the comics industry. Specifically, comic strips.

Since I follow Dave on Twitter and elsewhere, I've known of this project for some time and have been massively excited about it. Today, he finally posted the first trailer for the film, along with a new Kickstarter project to help fund its completion.

This film looks ah-mazing, featuring the likes of guys like Jim Davis (Garfield) and Stephan Pastis (Pearls Before Swine). Any cartoonists and comics artists out there, I urge you to help this project along, however you can. I myself just pledged $50 towards it.

Go here to watch the trailer and help out!