Sunday, April 10, 2011

IF: BOTTLED by JNESS

After years of being trapped in a bottle, the Big Beautiful genie grants three to the one who sets her free...

Thank you for looking. Your comments are welcomed.

JNESS

Friday, April 08, 2011

IF: Duet by JNESS


Illustration Friday challenge of the week was DUET, quite a few ideas came to mind on this. I decided to go with the partnership between an M.C. And thier DJ. These days the one rapper would be considered a solo act , but originally the DJ was the headliner and the rapper was the added feature.

Thank you for looking.
Bigger Art is Better...
JNESS

Tuesday, April 05, 2011

Big Beautiful Biker Sketch 1 by JNESS

In an effort to generate more content, I have decided to produce a series of (unrelated) color sketches. As influence comes to me I will create. This technique doesn't replace my more finished work, it's just an addition.

This piece is a full figured biker, this is a draft for a client who hired me to create a t-shirt design. The job is still pending, but I thought it would make a nice post. They will get better as I continue to produce them.

Thank you for looking.
Bigger Art Is Better...
JNESS

Tuesday, March 08, 2011

IF: WARNING by JNESS

It's finally Done!!! This Illustration Friday word was "WARNING" it prompted a tribute to the genre of books and movies I love to watch and read... post apocalyptic fiction… A different edgy twist from what I normally do, but visitation to the regions outside of ones' box is healthy exercise. It's a work in progress, this post shows all three stages, the sketch, inked version and the color final. Comments are welcomed.




Tuesday, February 22, 2011

JNESS ART on Exhibit

I am very excited about my version of Captain America, Flash and Plus Size Wonder Woman featured at the
SHE'S GOT THE RIGHT STUFF
Favorites from the Comics Medium: 4th Annual Exhibit (read more)

Captain America, Flash, Wonder Woman
Jean “JNESS” Nerestant
This piece is a superhero mash-up that is “untitled” it features a mustached almost bearded Captain America, the Flash, and a plus-sized Wonder Woman. As far as women in comic books are concerned, I consider her the first lady and the pioneer. Here she is featured in a Greco-Roman uniform (minus the helmet) Her character is that of the warrior, dedicated and focused on the battle ahead.
I wanted the treatment on the men to look like chipped stone, in order to contrast Wonder Woman’s soft line treatment.
The characters in this tribute are copy written as follows:
Flash and Wonder Woman – DC Comics ©
Captain America – Marvel Comics Group ©