Chief Wiggum Original Simpsons Art

Available for sale: https://www.nenoworld.com/Chief_Wiggum.html
 

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A Panel from the Upcoming Next Chapter of This Eternal Flaw

 

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An Unused Page from The Demon No. 1, by Jack Kirby

 

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The Fantastic Four No. 13.5

 

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Illustrations by Robert McCloskey for His 1948 Book Blueberries for Sal

 

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A Double-Page Spread by Gene Day

The longer Gene Day penciled and inked Shang Chi, Master of Kung Fu, the more elaborate and detailed his work became. He was putting far more time and effort into the work than his pay warranted (Shang Chi was at this time Marvel's worst-selling title). This double-page spread was drawn by Day two months before he died at the age of 31 in September, 1982.

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1973 Ad for Writings and Drawings by Bob Dylan

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Joe Kubert Art

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Gil Kane's Pencils for the Cover of Daredevil No. 84

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Working On An Ashcan for My Odysseus Rex Graphic Novel

And hoping to have it done in time for this year's SPACE: Small Press and Alternative Comics Expo in Columbus, Ohio.

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I Am M.Neno. Cartooning is My Art.

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Champion City Comic Con Program Book

The Champion City Comic Con program flyer had art I created for the con on the front and a promo for the Gem City Comic Con on the back. Looking forward to Gem City!

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Work in Progress for The Deeper

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Blinded By the Light

Art from Jennifer Smither's The Hunter. Only thirteen panels to go...

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Dribbble Gallery Updated

 

 Updates now posted to my Dribbble gallery: https://dribbble.com/Nenofsky

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The Ugliest Art I've Seen on a DVD Menu.

Bob's neighbor's a martian?? All the art created for the original Bob Newhart DVDs was this bad.

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Where Are You, Girl?

Not a bored query from Ryan Gosling, but a musing from J.L. Smither's The Hunter. I'm hard at work on it. Details soon.

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Radiophone America!

 

The oddest comic panel I've seen today. From a 1929-era Buck Rogers strip, reprinted in 1968 by Edwin Aprill, Jr., in a limited edition of 500 copies.

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Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Preview art from Chapter 4 of This Eternal Flaw.

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Available for Commissions, Projects 'n Such

I'm currently available for comic art and illustration commissions and freelance work, especially pinups, single illustrations, and freelance work like lettering, inking and coloring. Contact me here or DM me on the FB if you need something drawn, painted, lettered, inked, colored or fudged out with a stick and muddy water. I do digital and analog!

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