Sandman: Death and Dream
When Web Goddess DC McQueen redesigned the blog, I asked her to move most of the art posts to my portfolio site, which has not been completed yet. In future, most of my non-A Distant Soil art will post there.
Sandman fans do not want to wait for that, and have sent several letters asking where these pictures went. Just for you, a repost of Death and Dream:
And more of the same.
Trevor Graham wants to know if my work will be featured in DC’s Absolute Death book. It’s a collection of the Death miniseries (which I did not do), but there will be some extras. DC asked me to send some stuff in, but presumably they will be sticking to pieces drawn during production, not later commissions and gallery works. So, I dunno.
For more of my Sandman work, click the tab. I assume you already read Neil Gaiman’s journal.
Today, I do battle with the drawing board and the insidious creep of a sinus infection. For this, I do not need Sun Tzu.
September 23rd, 2009 at 11:40 am
If memory serves me correctly, I think Absolute Death includes the old Death Gallery, which is where I first saw the latter image.
I bought multiple copies of that comic, cut out the pages, taped them to backing boards, and displayed them in my apartment for years. I wish more comics did gallery issues. They’re a lot of fun.
September 23rd, 2009 at 1:36 pm
The latter image? Not this one. Its never been published.
My Death Gallery painting was of Death in 1940’s costume, standing over a pit of bodies at a concentration camp.