Tim's Notebook
Tim Larsen
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by Tim Larsen
Re-named Strega, the former cover idea that I've later scrapped in favor of a more mysterious image.
album cover for White Trash
White Trash is a New York band with quite a number of thrash hard core sounds just coming out. Their website is here.
by Justin Steele
Probably the one lone example of someone's other art on my website. A coloring test page for an upcoming comic book.
by Wolf Beaumont
A pencil test page. "Set in 16th century Venice Italy, the protagonist is a masked female vigilante known to the people as the legendary Venezia. She stalks the rooftops of the city in search of injustice as she tries to solve the mystery surrounding the murder of her own father."-Wolf Beaumont.
His website can be found here
by Brad Thiessen
A submission for an illustration of a YA book involving wrestling and karate.
by Tim Larsen
A third 'scrolly border' fantasy story that I'm in the process of developing.
an idea by Chris Hartman
Chris and his best buddy made to look like subjects of a comic book story.
by Xavier Moore
A 60 year old hit man in New York is cursed by the power of immorality. He is both made aware of his ability to re-knit his body after attack or injury; and is driven insane by the process.
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by Kurt Sutter
Every Monday on my Mayfield Eight Facebook page HERE, and on the official Facebook page for Fans of Sons of Anarchy HERE I'll be putting up a new sketch based on the FX TV series from 2008-14. Both as a way to show my appreciation for fans of the show and to keep getting better at rendering faces and emotions I've been working at this.
Sons of Anarchy gets its name from an old Viet-Nam US Battalion where Jax Teller's father relates a book of poems and thoughts; that Anarchy is the only true form of freedom. The story relates Jax Teller's life as he deals with his mom and step-dad, the leader of SOA. It's set in the fictitious city of Charming, California --which for a while I thought stood for Stockton but was mistaken. A lot of the inspiration Kurt Sutter has gathered from the TV show comes from the Hell's Angels Oakland chapter.
The show itself is still available for streaming. You can get it on Hulu (Google it).
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Bobbie and Jax
Mourning
Shoot out
Jax
Clay
Chibs
Happy
Opie
Tig
Gemma
by Troy Vevasis
The ghost of a Luftwaffe pilot comes back to the battlefield to haunt any intruders!
page 1
pages 2 - 3
page 4
(see above) preliminary character studies for Patrick Self and Greg Loyd
Colt
Schemer of the two.
Jackson
Brawn meets... ah, more brawn.
Detective Stanworthy
"Horsecock!"
Pinball
An early study, had him more black looking.
by Luke Merrifield and Russel Petch (see above)
These are preliminary sketches, painting, and finished pages for a steampunk western set in turn-of-the-century America. The main character, Hamilton Vurse, gets by with killing for hire. Here's a panorama painting of his home town, first round character sketches of him, as well as other characters and objects. There is also a teaser for upcoming chapters of the story.
Morris, U.S.A.
Hamilton's stomping ground, cargo blimps powered by steam in the sky. A steam powered air bike sitting atop a building in front.
Hamilton Vurse
Early rendition, with his weapon.
Sud's Bar
Suds... who bears a strong resemblance to President Roosevelt, presiding over his bar.
Royce
A competitor to Hamilton, who is mostly mechanical.
Hamilton Vurse
...waiting for the steam-powered Blimp transporter. On his way to another hit.
Assassin
Up to no good.
Hamilton's Clone
On the run... Hamilton's quarry.
Various objects.
Blimp, binocular-view finding communication transcriber, rifle with triple scope, credit card reader and portable steam powered television.
These are some extra pages to have been included with future installments of the Dustbowl story. Hamilton alone in the desert, walking with the 'head', or proof of his hit-job, and a two page bar room brawl scene.
page 1
page 2
pages 3 - 4
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