Showing posts with label Cuchulainn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cuchulainn. Show all posts

Monday, April 8, 2013

Celtic Warrior

Friend of mine, Artist on Marvels Fearless Defenders and all around nice guy Will Sliney brought out a book he's been working on called 'Celtic Warrior The Legend of Cú Chulainn' and you can pick it up in all good comic book stores now!

Will is working on something at the moment and he's asked a few artists to knock up some Celtic Warrior pieces for him. I was lucky enough to be one of those artists.  To keep up on everything Celtic Warrior make sure you're following Will's twitter account here.

I have always been a big fan of the Cú Chulainn legend, it was great to see it done in a book that does the tales so much justice.

Here's my rendition of Will's Cú Chulainn, hope yee dig it!





Thursday, August 25, 2011

Mythology with a Modern Day Twist- Cuchulainn

Okay so it's another collective thinking blog post and it's another new style im trying out. I tried it with Spidey last month but I couldn't really get my head around it, I think it's starting to click with me now though.  As soon as I started painting over mistakes rather than erasing them it all started to work out. I'll definitely do a few more of these, I really enjoyed it, and it's always great to learn a new style. Lots o fun to do and pretty handy to have professionally.

Here is Cuchulainn. I freakin Love Cuchulainn! I've been drawing him and reading about him since before I can remember. But I've never drawn him like this. Actually before I drew this I would have thought it to be near blasphemy to produce something like this about Cuchulainn. Well here we are, the piece is finished and I actually kinda like it, so it cant be that blasphemous.

My original idea about this was to have a close up on him sitting down with "Gae Bolga" ingraved into his gun.  Gae Bolga was the name of his spear,  it was a weapon that pretty much killed whoever and smashed through whatever got in its way.  I really wanted to involve it in my painting and since I've been looking at a load of Ashley Wood lately I thought what a better way to involve it than as a big honking robot. And with the Ashley Wood influence so to came the Steampunk style.

Hope you like it!Until the next post, laters!