Calvin Innes UK illustrator, cartoonist, artist, author & publisher http://www.calvininnes.com

Steam Punk Woman. An illustration I put together for a set of prints and flash cards from My little Big town. Check out the thumbnail for the inked only (no colour) version. Illustrated in Photoshop. The original piece was just the woman and dog. I decided to add the bike about half way through drawing the piece up to make it a little more interesting. Like a lot of my work, when I'm inking it myself I made a lot of changes as I went along. Prints of this image are available from the My Little Big Store

This is one of my series of Zombie illustrations. I have literally hundreds of these sketched up, but don't always manage to find the time to ink them in. Zombies are always a lot of fun to draw, with plenty of detail. This is illustrated digitally, allowing me to get in really close. As these are often sold as prints or posters then need to look just as good when blown up to a large size. Check out the thumbnail images to view the illustration in progress... This illustration is available as a print on the My Little Big Store

Batman and Scarecrow illustration I put together. No particular reason for this one, I just like drawing Batman. This piece started out as a doodle on the back of one of my sketchbooks, but I liked it too much to leave as just a sketch. Illustrated digitally using a combination of Photoshop and Painter in about 8 hrs total. A lot of bits and pieces of this changed as I inked the piece in.

Mr Brilliant, is the brave and ever so slightly overweight leader fo the LORBS (League of Really Bad Superheroes). Poster illustration that was used in the promotion of the LORBS comic book.

An illustration I put together to be sold as a print and a desktop wallpaper. This one was a lot of fun to put together. I purposefully used bright/vivid colours to make the video work a little better. From time to time I record the illustration process (when I'm working on something digitally). This is one of the first illustrations I recorded. You can watch a video of this illustration being put together HERE

This is one of my series of Zombie Pin Up illustrations. I have literally hundreds of these sketched up, but don't always manage to find the time to ink them in. Hot women and the un-dead are always a fun combination to draw, with plenty of detail. This is illustrated digitally, allowing me to get in really close and add a lot of detail. As these are often sold as prints or posters then nee to look just as good when blown up to a large size. Check out the thumbnail images to view the illustration in progress... This illustration is available as a print on the My Little Big Store

This is one of a number of character cards I illustrated to go along with the Ants! comic book and board game from Twisted Winds. The character cards feature individual members of the Ants! colony. Each card began as a rough pencil sketch. All inking and colour was then added in Photoshop. The board game introduced the characters but for a much younger audience. When it came to illustrating the character cards we were able to create much more rounded characters, and in some of the scenes more action. They were a lot of fun to put together!

This is one of a number of character cards I illustrated to go along with the Ants! comic book and board game from Twisted Winds. The character cards feature individual members of the Ants! colony. Each card began as a rough pencil sketch. All inking and colour was then added in Photoshop. The board game introduced the characters but for a much younger audience. When it came to illustrating the character cards we were able to create much more rounded characters, and in some of the scenes more action. They were a lot of fun to put together!

Miss Wonderful is one of the members of LORBS (The League Of Really Bad Superheroes by Calvin Innes). This poster/desktop wallpaper was put together as part of the promotion for the comic. Pen and ink illustration, coloured in Photoshop

Comic book poster/print illustration. This piece was produced to be sold as posters, prints and flash cards. I actually began colouring this in much more dull/pale colours, but changed it up half way through when I decided a more vivid look would fit better. The red hair was a last minute addition that I think finished off the illustration nicely. Inked and coloured in Photoshop.