I’ve just finished painting a version of this Cowboy Robo Poster
. I painted the new one with Gouache on a huge Illustration Board. I will add in the CR Logo as well the other text later. This took forever for me to paint this. That’s probably why I haven’t painted anything in many years.
Below is a quick snap of the finished version!
I’ve just finished sculpting a Cowboy Robo figure for a limited release model kit that I will be selling when the Shamus Stone comics gets underway!
The final product will be cast in Resin, supplied unpainted and ready of assembly.
Now I have a Cowboy Robo Poster to paint in Gouache and an Indavo sculpt to start!
(And Volume 6 & 7, 5 to print, the final script . . . page layouts . . . research . . .yikes!)
Check out the Indavo Shop! You really should.
I’ve placed the first four volumes on sale!
Volume 1 is now $5.00! (+ Shipping, of course)
Volumes 2, 3 & 4 are now 10.00/each! (+ Shipping thing here as well)
There’s also a SUPER SARDIN’ SAVING PACKAGE DEAL that has all four Volumes for only $35.00 + Shipping!
Many have been asking what lies on the horizon for me webcomic-wise.
This is the answer:
Shamus Stone – a film noir detective story set in 1946 Chicago. Watch this site for the start date and web address!
It should start on November 1st! That gives me a nice break and a good run up for plotting and creating that all important buffer!
It will probably update three times a week and run for a little over a year, if that update schedule holds.
I hope that the reader will try to figure out the mystery along the way. So, it’s on me to make a mystery that’s not so easy everyone has it figured out in two pages or so complex everyone is scratching thier heads at the resolution.
Our detective on the right is Shamus Stone, a former Naval Integence officer turned P.I.
At the top on the left is Dieter Gerwachaus, a retired German impressionist film director.
Next is the hot-headed gangster, Johnny “Whitesuit” Cavaletto
Under him is our femme fatal and former female lead in the “Cowboy Robo” film serial, Chloe Everhart.
And at the bottom is Karl Ernst, a troubled actor who played the villain in “Cowboy Robo” as well many other dubious character in many films.
Who, just who is that wandering around in the third panel of today’s “Mike and the Ninja”?!
I’d know that hair and pointy chin anywhere and that happens to be my favorite jacket.