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Cards 7 and 8 of 106 sketch cards done for the Mars Attacks Heritage trading card series by Topps.
A ‘before’ card to Horror in Paris, card #41 of the original Mars Attacks cards set…
With a large stack of cards to do in a short period of time I tried something new here.
So trial and error led back to the first pair being the best, but without a colour background...so this was the way to proceed.
Mars Attacks cards first appeared in 1962, conceived and produced by Len Brown, Woody Gelman, Wally Wood, Bob Powell and Norman Saunders.
The Heritage card series is celebrating the 50th anniversary, which is now already reportedly sold out.
© Topps
Sketch card
April 2o12
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Sa11Feb2017-10.50utc,gmt Church Street library, Westminster, UK
This is a sketch of two wires and a biggish clip that were on the table at CSTM (Connection at St Martin's) where I most often sit. This is one of my better sketches, imho. Two lights above throw two shadows of the deadly button finger doing its deadly deed. Sorry it's a bit blurred because of the long exposure in low light (and my shaky hand).
The first of 5 sketch cards done for the Warlord of Mars San Diego Comic Con Exclusive trading cards by
John Carter created by Edgar Rice Burroughs in 1912
Currently being published by Dynamite Comics
© the ER Burroughs Estate
Sketch card
June 2o12
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The tenth Doctor! Portrayed by David Tennant from 2005 to 2010.
A sketchcard commission for Chris Piers! The tenth of eleven!
With a large tip of the cap to Osamu Tezuka and one of his Astro Boy covers.
The 1st of 6 cards done for the recently release Manga Mandy sketch card series by 5finity
Mandy created and © Dean Yeagle
Sketch card
March 2o11
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Hack/Slash created by Tim Seeley in 2004.
Not sure who created Hibachi Devil…
Published by Devil’s Due Publishing and Image Comics
© Tim Seeley
Sketch card
November 2o11
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Yet another batch for Treasure Chest.
The 6th of 20 (36th of 50 in total) sketch cards for Treasure Chest of Art charity project.
Over 1000 cards artists committed to for the project were never turned in, so Paul is still asking for help [you can draw whatever you want].
Feel free to contact me and I’ll put you in touch.
Treasure Chests are also still for sale.
All proceeds from this project will go to the Pediatric Oncology Treasure Chest Foundation.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre’s Leatherface created by Kim Henkel and Tobe Hooper in 1974
© Vortex Studios (?)
Sketch card
May 2o13
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I had no intentions on drawing anything Michael Jackson related, but this this outfit was just begging to be drawn, so here we go…
I believe we can “blame it on the boogie”…
Sketch card
July 2oo9
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This sketchcard was copied from the book, "God: a Guide for the Perplexed", by Keith Ward. It was done in watercolour. I took a bit more trouble over the check on the sports jacket than I have before. And his hair should be a bit lower on his head. Wittgenstein is thought to be one of the best philosophers of the 20th century. This was a black and white photo, so the colours are mine.
mr nokkon wood, watercolour, seen from slightly above, from right and slightly from the front.
round the edge
In his lifetime, Wittgensteim brought out only one book - Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus.
From Austr'a, Wittgenstein helped Russel learn.
Tractatus' logic make him world's praise earn.
Cards 5 and 6 of 106 sketch cards done for the Mars Attacks Heritage trading card series by Topps.
With a large stack of cards to do in a short period of time I tried something new here. Repeating, yet tweaking, images and playing with grey tones.
Here another deviation from the first pair, now coloured background but mirror image...still not the way to proceed.
Mars Attacks cards first appeared in 1962, conceived and produced by Len Brown, Woody Gelman, Wally Wood, Bob Powell and Norman Saunders.
The Heritage card series is celebrating the 50th anniversary, which is now already reportedly sold out…
© Topps
Sketch card
April 2o12
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The 15th of 30 cards done for The Great Sketch Card Swap 2010, sponsored by
An obvious nod to Terry Austin’s Uncanny X-Men cover, issue #143, albeit with a more Paul Smith-esque Brood.
This card is available for trade/purchase, as the person that requested it was in the 33% of participants that did not meet the (thrice changed) deadline.
Kitty Pryde aka Ariel, Sprite, Shadowcat and Cat created by Chris Claremont and John Byrne in 1980
© Marvel Comics
Sketch card
November 2o1o
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The second of 51 sketch cards done for the Avengers Assemble trading card series by Upper Deck.
With Avengers #6 Cap briefly had Tony Stark designed magnets on his glove. This was short lived and only mentioned/shown once again (if memory serves)…
Steve Rogers, aka Captain America, created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby
First appearance: Captain America Comics #1, 1941
First Avengers appearance: Avengers #4, 1963
© Marvel Comics
Sketch card
January 2o12
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Cards 65 and 66 of 106 sketch cards done for the Mars Attacks Heritage trading card series by Topps.
A riff on Capturing a Martian, card #25 of the original Mars Attacks cards set.
With a large stack of cards to do in a short period of time I tried something new here.
So trial and error led back to the first pair being the best, but without a colour background.
Mars Attacks cards first appeared in 1962, conceived and produced by Len Brown, Woody Gelman, Wally Wood, Bob Powell and Norman Saunders.
The Heritage card series is celebrating the 50th anniversary, which is now already reportedly sold out.
© Topps
Sketch card
April 2o12
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The 43th of 50 sketch cards done for the Iron Man 3 trading card series by
Boris Bullski, aka Titanium Man, created by Stan Lee and Don Heck
First appearance: Tales of Suspense #69, 1965
© Marvel Comics
Sketch card
February 2o13
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Yet another batch for Treasure Chest.
The 15th of 20 (45th of 50 in total) sketch cards for Treasure Chest of Art charity project.
Treasure Chests are still for sale.
All proceeds from this project will go to the Pediatric Oncology Treasure Chest Foundation.
Created by Ellis St. Joseph in ? Filmed for the Outer Limits in 1963
Gwyllm Griffiths as portrayed by David McCallum
© MGM
Sketch card
May 2o13
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Sketch card done from Kris, the creator of Sketch Collectors.
Aayla Secura created by Jan Duursema and John Ostrander in ???
© George Lucas
July 2oo9
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Number 101 and 102 (of 106) sketch cards done for the Star Wars Galactic Files trading card series by Topps.
Much like the recent Mars Attacks Heritage series, with a large stack of cards to do in a short period of time I went with a paired-theme. Repeating, yet tweaking, images and playing with grey tones.
Aayla Secura
© Lucas Films, now Disney
Sketch card
July 2o12
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The 17h of 25 sketch cards done for the Warlord of Mars trading card series by Breygent.
An obvious(ly bad) riff on Frank Frazetta...
John Carter, Warlord of Mars, created by Edgar Rice Burroughs in 1912
Currently being published by Dynamite Comics
© the ER Burroughs Estate
Sketch card
March 2o12
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The 46st of 50 sketch cards done for the Iron Man 3 trading card series by
Gary Gilbert, aka Firebrand, created by Archie Goodwin and Don Heck
First appearance: Iron Man #27, 1970
© Marvel Comics
Sketch card
February 2o13
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The 40th of 51 sketch cards done for the Avengers Assemble trading card series by Upper Deck.
Natalia "Natasha" Alianovna Romanova, aka the Black Widow, created by Stan Lee, Don Rico and Don Heck
First appearance: Tales of Suspense #52, 1964
First Avengers appearance: Avengers #16, 1965
© Marvel Comics
Sketch card
February 2o12
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The 1st of 25 sketch cards done for the Warlord of Mars trading card series by Breygent.
John Carter, Warlord of Mars, created by Edgar Rice Burroughs in 1912
Currently being published by Dynamite Comics
© the ER Burroughs Estate
Sketch card
March 2o12
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Yet another batch for Treasure Chest.
The 5th of 20 (35th of 50 in total) sketch cards for Treasure Chest of Art charity project.
Over 1000 cards artists committed to for the project were never turned in, so Paul is still asking for help [you can draw whatever you want].
Feel free to contact me and I’ll put you in touch.
Treasure Chests are also still for sale.
All proceeds from this project will go to the Pediatric Oncology Treasure Chest Foundation.
Willy Wonka, created by Roald Dahl in the children’s novel, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, in 1964
Portrayed by Gene Wilder on film in 1971
© Paramount Pictures
Sketch card
May 2o13
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Cards 29 and 30 of 106 sketch cards done for the Mars Attacks Heritage trading card series by Topps.
A direct riff on Burning Flesh, card #19 of the original Mars Attacks cards set.
With a large stack of cards to do in a short period of time I tried something new here.
So trial and error led back to the first pair being the best, but without a colour background.
Mars Attacks cards first appeared in 1962, conceived and produced by Len Brown, Woody Gelman, Wally Wood, Bob Powell and Norman Saunders.
The Heritage card series is celebrating the 50th anniversary, which is now already reportedly sold out.
© Topps
Sketch card
April 2o12
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This sketch is a copy of the drawing by Hagemann of Immanuel Kant (1724-1804) looking for the Categorical Imperative at the bottom of a "bier stein". The drawing was found on page 91 of the book by Keith Ward, "God: a Guide for the Perplexed"
mr nokkon wood is watercolour.
Kant and Bessel - two great men of Konigsberg
Great Kant wants universal moral truth.
Something more likely to believe as youth.
Beaker first appeared on the The Muppet Show in the second season (1977-78).
Not sure who created him, but Jim Henson is at least partially to thank.
Now © Disney
Sketch card
April 2o1o
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The 4th of 25 sketch cards done for the Warlord of Mars trading card series by Breygent.
John Carter, Warlord of Mars, created by Edgar Rice Burroughs in 1912
Currently being published by Dynamite Comics
© the ER Burroughs Estate
Sketch card
March 2o12
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the theme for this card, is +,x,-. Also a couple of Kilroys and some emoticon faces. These coffee cards are all about motivation. If I can sit in a caff with a coffee, do a sketch and have a bit of fun, all is right with the world.
So. That happened.
A rather unimpressive final episode with an absurdly sentimental, totally unnecessary 15 minute coda in which the actor clearly has usurped the character/the series, leading the writer(s) to lay down some drastically sentimental, and again totally unnecessary, bullshit.
Let’s hope the new guy quickly gets rid of the smart little suits, sideburns and pathetically trendy footwear…
Doctor Who was created by Sydney Newman, C. E. Webber and Donald Wilson in 1963
The Tenth Doctor, as portrayed by David Tennant
© BBC
Sketch card
January 2o1o
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This guy has only appeared in 2 comics (Iron Man 36 and 37) ? As far as I know...
The 44th of 50 sketch cards done for the Iron Man 3 trading card series by
Ramrod created by Gerry Conway and Don Heck
First appearance: Iron Man #36, 1971
© Marvel Comics
Sketch card
February 2o13
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Lucy starts to recall her encounter with Count Dracula…
Usually I post in the order I did the cards, but here I’ll reshuffle a bit to (sort of) tell the story…
The 11th of 30 sketch cards done for the Bram Stoker’s Dracula trading card series by
Lucy Westenra created by Bram Stoker in 1897
© in the public domain
Sketch card
September 2o12
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Cards 77 and 78 of 106 sketch cards done for the Mars Attacks Heritage trading card series by Topps.
A riff on High Voltage Execution, card #40 of the original Mars Attacks cards set.
With a large stack of cards to do in a short period of time I tried something new here.
So trial and error led back to the first pair being the best, but without a colour background.
Mars Attacks cards first appeared in 1962, conceived and produced by Len Brown, Woody Gelman, Wally Wood, Bob Powell and Norman Saunders.
The Heritage card series is celebrating the 50th anniversary, which is now already reportedly sold out.
© Topps
Sketch card
May 2o12
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The eleventh Doctor! Portrayed by Matt Smith from 2010 to the present.
A sketchcard commission for Chris Piers! The eleventh of eleven!
The 67th and 68th (of 106) sketch cards done for the Mars Attacks Invasion trading card series by Topps.
With a large stack of cards to do in a short period of time I repeated a motif I’ve used before: repeating, yet tweaking an image (only once) and playing with grey tones.
Mars Attacks cards first appeared in 1962, conceived and produced by Len Brown, Woody Gelman, Wally Wood, Bob Powell and Norman Saunders.
© Topps
Sketch card
September 2o13
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Cards 57 and 58 of 106 sketch cards done for the Mars Attacks Heritage trading card series by Topps.
Another riff on Hairy Fiend, card #42 of the original Mars Attacks cards set.
With a large stack of cards to do in a short period of time I tried something new here. Repeating, yet tweaking, images and playing with grey tones.
Mars Attacks cards first appeared in 1962, conceived and produced by Len Brown, Woody Gelman, Wally Wood, Bob Powell and Norman Saunders.
The Heritage card series is celebrating the 50th anniversary, which is now already reportedly sold out.
© Topps
Sketch card
April 2o12
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