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Saturday, May 17, 2014

Great times at the 'SC Comic Con'

I decided to set up shop at my hometown Con, the SC Comic Con. After wanting to do this for years, but always finding an excuse not to, I finally forced myself to makes signage and prints to display. I'm so thankfulI did as I learned a lot and had fun in the process.

My work leans more toward the horror genre so I was happy I had the opportunity to do a Freddy Krueger costume sketch card and this "Summertime Jason". He's wearing his lovely heart mask while enjoying a frosty, eyeball-topped treat!

I'm taking notes on how I can approve my work and booth/table setup so hopefully my next Con will be even better!

For any new visitors to my site, please visit my Facebook page too:
www.facebook.com/JasonCrosbyIllustration

Also for any people who bought my Scooby Doo prints, please visit the "JEEPERS!" page:
www.facebook.com/JEEPERS

THANKS!

Jason vs Freddy custom booklet

I had the pleasure collaborate with another talented artist, Steven Borkofsky, on a custom 'Jason vs Freddy' booklet. I designed and illustrated the booklet while Steven put his talents to work building the booklet!

I think the final product is outstanding (if I do say so myself). THANK YOU, Steven! This card sits at the top of my personal collection.

Sketch card commissions

Thought I'd group all my sketch card commissions together in one poster. The last few months have allowed me to draw Snake Plissken, a Xenomorph, Yoda, Leatherface and the 'Kick Ass' duo.

THANKS EVERYONE!

Sketch card project - Star Wars: Perspectives, Mars Attacks: Mantic board game and "Legendary Lovecraft" (MonsterWax)

Here are a few more sketch card projects I've completed over the last few months. I did 30 cards for Topps' "Star Wars: Perspectives" set. I wish I could've done more, but the deadline was around the birth of my daughter so I didn't want to take on too many. But with only 30 cards, they'll be a tough pull!

I had another chance to draw more martians (after last year's "Mars Attacks: Invasion" set). The company, Mantic, is coming out with a Mars Attack board game and are giving away sketch cards as incentives to the donors of the project. There are only 100 cards TOTAL (10 by me) available so I'm guessing these won't appear often.

Finally, I did 50 sketch cards for MonsterWax's "Legendary Lovecraft" set. All the cards are based on HP Lovecraft ghouls.

Monday, November 11, 2013

"Star Wars: A New Hope" illustrated cards for Topps.

I was lucky enough to be asked to participate in Topps' most recent Star Wars card set release based on the 1977 movie, "A New Hope". I illustrated 50 panorama and 48 'sketchagraphs' which are autographed by actors from the movie. All are inserted randomly into packs along with lots of other talented artist's interpretations of wookies, Vader, and Tusken Raiders (OH MY!).

The boxes were released early November so check them out!! Buy a box (or three) and hopefully you can pull a fun sketch!

Happy Halloween!

I, once again, had the pleasure to illustrate the Flagpole Magazine's annual Halloween short story competition. With the tight turnaround time of editorial, I'm usually sent the winning story and asked to finish the illustration in one night. Even with this, it's one of my favorite pieces I get to draw. In the past, the stories and their timely topics have ranged from Hell hounds, healthcare, and haunted records. This year features a zombie in the shower!!!!

Congratulations to all the winners and I'm already looking forward to reading next year's stories.

Monday, September 23, 2013

All 106 of my "Mars Attacks" sketch card illustrations for Topps

I thought I'd display all 106 of my sketch cards for Topps' upcoming "Mars Attacks" series. The sketch cards will be inserted into the packs. The boxes should be out in October (hobby only) so check your local card/hobby shop.

Although the turnaround time was hectic (106 cards in about 3 weeks), it was a pleasure and a hoot to draw martians with huge brains, laser guns, marines and explosions!!!! ACK! ACK! ACK!

I was asked to participate in Topps' upcoming Star Wars release as well!

The "JEEPERS!" project

I started the "JEEPERS!" project earlier this year just for fun. Scooby Doo was THE cartoon that defined my childhood and the villains have stuck around in my subconscience since. Also, I thought reimagining the villains from the show would be a great jumping off point for daily sketches.

In the following months, the project has transformed from just me drawing cartoons to a collection of talented artists all contributing their take on a villain. Each illustration is put into the "JEEPERS!" card template I designed.

Once we have enough finals, we hope to design a poster like an uncut sheet of cards! What started as a way for me to sketch has turned into an inspiring collaborative project with talented artist. ZOINKS!!!

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

MARS ATTACKS!!!

I'm excited to announce I've been asked to participate as a sketch artist in the upcoming release, "Mars Attacks: Invasion" set to be released this October.

I'll be working on 100 sketch cards which will be put into packs. I'm nervously excited to start putting ink and paint on my cards but drawing at such a small scale (2.5 x 3.5) will be a challenge! Check my Facebook page to see updates along the way.

Here's a piece I did for myself. ACK! ACK! ACK!

It's something I've needed to do for too long, but I finally have a new postcard ready to send to art directors. Look for something in your mailbox soon!

Pop Culture - Mars Attack, the Running Man and zombies

Lately, when I've found free time between jobs, I delved into pop culture for inspiration. Here are a some pieces from the last few weeks ranging from "Mars Attacks" to the 1980's movies, "The Running Man" and "Return of the Living Dead".

"BRRAAAIIINNNSSS!!!"

5 years and 250 illustrations of dumb criminals!!

I recently finished up the 250th weekly 'Crime Blotter' illustration for the Columbia Free Times!!! Since we started illustrating the blotter back in 2008, the Free Times has gone through several art directors, three writers for the blotter and two owners of the actual paper, but we've only missed 5 weeks in over 5 years.

If you've had the pleasure of reading the blotter each week, you never know what the people around Columbia, SC will do to get themselves arrested. Here's to another five years of drawing dumb criminals!!

Thursday, June 06, 2013

Recent covers and spots

Here are a few of my latest finals for topics like bomb hotlines, mad scientists, stress, car shows and rabid SUVs.

Thanks goes to Pete, Hayley, Dan, and Matt for asking me to help!

Monday, March 25, 2013

JEEPERS!!! - Scooby Doo villains are taking over!

Myself along with several friends are collaborating on "JEEPERS!", a fan page featuring the spooky, kooky and ooky villains of Scooby Doo fame. I've contributed four so far, but please check the facebook page to see the other contributions.

Everyone's finished pieces are designed as trading cards. Gathered together like an uncut sheet of cards, they should look great as a poster!

The villains I've inked so far include: "The Ghost of Captain Cutler", "The Red Baron", "Dr. Coffin", and "The Spooky Space Kook".

Friday, March 01, 2013

Sacramento vs San Francisco - spread and spots

Thanks goes to Miles at the Sacramento Magazine for asking me to do the "Sac vs SF" initial spread and accompanying spots. It's no exaggeration that this was the most detail (on a short deadline) I've ever been asked to do. Hopefully I've captured some of the fun of the lighthearted story with my work.

Covers, spots, and shirts

Thanks goes to Greg, Priscilla, Brandon, and Dan for the recent shirts, cover and spots.

Please visit Greg's store if you'd like a "Real Men Wear Leather" shirt: https://315685.spreadshirt.com/ There are several color variations available.

Dan and I just wrapped up the 231st installment (out of 235 weeks) for the Columbia Free Times's "Crime Blotter" section. Drawing the hijinks of criminals never gets old!

Thanks everyone!

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