I am still working on that little manga, I didn't like my first attempt and since I bought an old manga from the 70's back in my homeland Peru I just couldn't take the quality of the art from my head. As you may know I am experimenting with Manga Studio and so far I am loving it. here is a little preview of how it is going:

And here is the cover of the old manga I found in Lima I wish I knew Japanese well enough to read it as it should be: 

It is quite a shame that the quality of both mangas and animes now a days have come down to just mindless simplification I sense a lack of passion and just pure business. 

I am very found of my cachet sketchbooks but now my wife bought me a little mokeskine. Lots of my art peeps seem to love their little molkines like crazy and I think I will try it myself and be the judge. So in the wait for the new Zelda game for the 3DS I did this fun idea. Hope you like it! 

Remember that sequential of the martial arts master and student? I didn't like how it turned out so I'm remaking it and this time I'll be using Manga Studio. It is actually my first time using it and I'm having a blast. I am very happy with the ink brushes I can really flow as if it was its equibalent analog medium. This is quite a short story it should take me no more than 4 pages maybe less so I hope I gather some time to finish it as I want it. 

I am still in Bakersfield California and things have been kind of harsh but I managed to paint again! Here is a wip pic of what I'm cooking now!

Just for fun!

Everybody I know that draws have done at least one or two fan arts of these two. Today I just wanted to jump to their wagon! Done in Ink and Copic Markers.

Here is some nostalgic pieces! 

Inspired by Sir John's Played painting. Copics are so fun (and expensive...)

...and some more sketches :)

Good times and lots of coffee!

A marker study!