New York City Comic Con 2010

Photos from New York City Comic Convention 2010. I wasn't a shutter bug as i usually am at these kind of things though I promise to be next time.

Thanks again to all those who stopped by the Terminal Press/Elite Gudz booth and showed their love and support. And apologies to all who I missed. You all make this so worthwhile.

The fams digging the zombs.

Mom showing off the fruits of her labor: a zombie-loving son.

Horror fans digging the zombie carnage in Zombie Bomb!#3 HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS.

This is was just plain creepy and cool. BAT BOY!

© Frank Reynoso, Oct. 2010, All Rights Reserved

Islamophobia Illustration

I did this illustration for an upcoming story on in The Indypendent. The article is on how the right wing use Islamophobia to unify people and fleece them of their money. I'll post a link to the article once it's online.

© Frank Reynoso, Sept. 2010, All Rights Reserved

...and the dead shall rise, NECROMANCER

A page from "Necromancer" by Keith McCleary and moi. This sick little gem will be in the latest Terminal Press anthology Zombie BOMB! #3, which will debut at the New York Comic Con, Oct. 8 - 10, 2010. Swing by the Terminal Press booth at the NYCC to get your copy or I'll eat your BRAINS!!

Necromancer Panels

Here are some panels from the upcoming horror comic "Necromancer," scrawled by Keith McCleary and rendered by yours truly. This sick little gem will be in the latest Terminal Press anthology Zombie BOMB! #3, which will debut at the New York Comic Con, Oct. 8 - 10, 2010. Swing by the Terminal Press booth to get your copy or I'll eat your BRAINS!!

Keep on, keeping on

It's been a while since I've posted here because I've been finishing up a comic project. Once it's done and I get the OK from the editors, I'll throw those puppies up on this.

I also have some other illustrations here that are in their nascent stages. They will eventually find their way onto this here blog.

Media Spin on Flotilla

Did this illo for Arun Gupta's story "The Victim that is Israel" which appeared in the latest issue of The Indypendent. This dramatic story gave me an opportunity to use a more expressionistic style. (I was definitely was looking to Ashley Wood and Brett Weldele for this one.)

© Frank Reynoso, July 2010

Huwaida, Final Version

Here's the final version of the Huwaida illustration. Looking at it again, I see that I still need to learn more about digital coloring and toning...

Huwaida Illustration, Black and White

This is an illustration I'm working on for a newspaper. It's been a while since I've done a straight illo. This is a rougher, looser style than I normally use, which will hopefully pack it with more dramatic punch.

MoCCA Fest 2010, Recap Pt.1

No lie, this was the best MoCCA Arts Fest EVER! I had a blast. GINORMOUS thanks to all who came to my booth and showed their love. You really kicked the fest up to 11. Yay!

I'll post photos and whatnots soon. And to those who either emailed, texted, noted, posted, or got in contact with me in some digital fashion, I'll get back to you asap. ;)

Cthulu Print at MoCCA Fest 2010

It pays to clean my room every now and then. I came across an illustration I did last year and completely forgot about it.

Now this print of the Lovecraftian elder god, Cthulu, will be available at the upcoming MoCCA Arts Fest.

© Frank Reynoso, Apr. 2010, All Rights Reserved