JOHN LANG

New work for Entertainment Weekly’s “What to Watch” feature. Portraits of the Flash and Drake for the October 8th issue.

Illustration of Sean Lee and Todd Gurley for Entertainment Weekly’s “What to Watch” feature, from the August 12th issue.

Brienne of Tarth, final coloured version. This is a personal work for self promotion. See my previous post for the un-coloured, inked version.

Brienne of Tarth finished inks. This is a personal work I'm going to use as a promo. I thought I'd post more process for this one ... colour stage will be next.

Still more portraits for Entertainment Weekly’s “What to Watch” feature, for the May 27th issue. Top is Stephen Amell as Green Arrow from Arrow, and below are Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings and Kris Kristofferson from The Highwaymen, and Matthew Perry and Thomas Lennon from The Odd Couple at the bottom.

Some more portraits for Entertainment Weekly’s “What to Watch” feature, for the May 13th issue. Top is Bradley James as Damien from Damien, and below are Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan as Claire Randall and Jamie Fraser, from Outlander.

Some recent portraits for the “What to Watch” feature in the current issue of Entertainment Weekly. From top to bottom, Mindy Kaling and Chris Messina from The Mindy Project, Jackie Robinson, and Bobby Cannavale as Richie Finestra from Vinyl.

Coloured version of an illustration for my friend Trevor Henderson’s art zine, You Approach a Dark Manor.

Drew a zombie while playing around with brush settings. Also trying to work on a slightly looser inking technique to add some character to my drawings and maybe speed things up a bit (hopefully).

Happy to finally have some art to post! Here's my finished piece for my friend Patrick's Simpsons-themed zine. Drawing these two was an interesting challenge, since I never really draw cartoon characters ... I feel like it turned out okay though :)

Quick little Hulk drawing to shake some rust off before I try to tackle some long overdue work.

Juggling a few projects at once, but finally making some headway on a long overdue illustration! In the home stretch :)

Just messing around, trying to shake the rust off. A bit wonky in places, but I think I need to be less precious and post stuff anyway. Also, I have a lot less time to make any art at all lately, so I should post whatever I can!

Happy Halloween! Here's a spooky girl I drew. May her spookiness embiggen your 'Eve!

It's a busy month, so I'm going to aim for one post a week. Also, the inks are digital. I was planning to get some pens and try my hand at analog again, as it would be more in the spirit of things. However, in the interest of actually getting some drawings done and out there, I opted for something in my current work flow. 

My illustration for the cover of Creative Loafing Tampa. This issue actually came out in June, but I hadn't gotten around to posting it online until now. So here it is!

What could she be looking at?