Gav Heryng

First life drawing session in literally Disgraceful that I don't do this more often. A 10 minute gesture sketch in charcoal, a 10 minute close-up in charcoal, and a 30 minute drawing in pencil.

Hi all. Moving forwards I'll be posting my art and art-related media through my new second Tumblr (Tumblr.com/blog/gav-heryng-art). I'd be delighted if you'd follow me there. I'll be saving this account for the random stuff I come across that I find personally interesting but does not fall into the remit of comics and illustration. Cheers Gav

Hello, friends! I'm delighted to share with you my latest commission work. 100% digital, to be printed on canvas. Would you like to see a loved one (or maybe yourself) immortalised as your favourite hero or villain? If so just drop me a message or email me; hurlabuse-at-gavheryng-dot-com Thanks for looking! Gav

Thanks for looking!

Gav

Enjoy!

Room for one more on the bandwagon..?

Head of State. Digital painting, with eye scales and without. Which do you think is better? 

Punisher sketch.

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Commission, 2016.

Sketch. Old Man Logan.

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Digital illustration entitled "Terminater 2" (sic) created for the "Before, I Could Draw" exhibition hosted in Twenty Twenty Two, Manchester, November 2013. The theme of the exhibition was artists taking a childhood drawing a recreating it in their current style.

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