I wanted an excuse to draw more Spider-Man in the evenings so I came up with a little goal to try a piece from different Spider-Man artists every day. And hopefully composing my own piece at the end of the month! Today's was from Joe Queseda, have any recommendations?

It's an oldie, but seeing as we might be getting some long overdue Static Shock content under the DCU, I decided to bring this back.

Howdy everyone, I am hoping to get some advice about a comic portfolio. First, what would be some ideal things to include in one and how many pieces should there be? I want to start showing my portfolio to writers soon since I will be entering my last year of college in the fall.

Secondly where would be the best place to show a comic portfolio? I know in the past that people would go to conventions to show a portfolio off, but I don’t know how true that is today in the year 2023. If going to conventions to show a portfolio off is still the thing to do, what would be some good conventions to go to?

Thank you in advance!

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Little piece I did recently as an experiment. I was trying to more effectively emulate two of my favorite artists Mike del Mundo and Skottie into my own work. Hope you enjoy, and if you did, you can find more of me on Instagram @k.ed_art

(I take commissions😉)

I have a signed and numbered piece of Witchblade Art. Which sub should I post it on to sell it?

Thanks for the direction.

Witchblade art