
Martin Stiff was Art Director for Titan Book; he was also creator, writer and artist on his self-published, and now critically acclaimed, comic, The Absence. Martin left Titan on Friday last week and, as has become a bit of Titan tradition, the many varied and talented artists he worked with were encouraged to do a bit of artwork for him as a leaving present.
I chose to do a homage to The Absence - a pin-up if you will. I was aiming for a moody shot of the central character looking whistful on the downs of Southern England, where the comic is set. I also wanted to try my hand at doing clouds in pen and ink. For that I borrowed heavily from my fav artist, Berni Wrightson, and a recnt discovery for me, Franklin Booth, an amazing pen & ink illustrator from the early 20th Century.
By the way, he doesn't have a beard. To find out what that's all about you have to read the comic. If you've not seen The Absence, check out Martin's website:
http://absencecomic.blogspot.com/
Monday, 7 February 2011
THE ABSENCE
Posted by Steve at 01:03
Labels: The Absence
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