This was done for an art contest about childhood fears of monsters under the bed, in closets and basements.

I hope everyone has a safe and wonderful holiday season!!

OPEN FOR COMMISSIONS

Hey there, kids!

Just wanted to say I'm opening up a few slots for commissions. If you're interested shoot me a message at kingmob422@gmail.com. Hope you guys are doing well!

All the best!

-Kevin

DISCLAIMER: I do reserve the right to decline a commission for any reason.

COMMISSION RATES

9"x12"

Bust: $20

Full Character: $30
-additional characters: +$20
-background: +$20

Color: approx. +$20 (may increase, depending on number of characters, complexity of BG)

11"x17"

Bust: $30

Full Character: $50
-additional characters: +$30
-background: +$40

Color: approx. +$30 (may increase, depending on number of characters, complexity of BG)

NOTE: I color digitally, so for colored commissions, you'll receive the original, black & white line art as well as a high-quality print of the colored art. Or it can be colored with warm and cool gray COPIC markers.

Just a little something I did for a friend. This was done in pitt pens and COPIC markers.

Because I've been so busy I haven't been able to update much so here's quick art dump of what I've been up to!

Enjoy!

I hope everyone has a safe and wonderful Halloween!!

I know I haven't posted in awhile and for that I'm sorry. I've been so ridiculously busy I can barely breathe. And this is partially why.

I volunteer at the local Boys & Girls club teaching art and just plain old hanging with the kids. This guy is Jaykwon. When I first met him he would come into the art room and ask me to draw a picture for him. I'd always try to get him to draw one of his own but all he'd ever say was "I can't" and "It's too hard". It was like pulling teeth some days. I would have to barter with him that if he drew one on his own I'd draw him one.

It eventually got the point where I'd draw shapes on the page for him and he'd build up the drawing from the shapes. He was doing so well that I bought him a HOW TO DRAW MARVEL COMIC CHARACTERS art book.

Suddenly the kid who's motto was "I can't" learned how to say "I can." Jaykwon drew himself his very own superhero. He ended the night surrounded by kids who watched in awe and said how awesome he was for having drawn that all by himself.

It's truly an amazing feeling to know that you helped a kid learn that his interest in art is valid, and that he can learn and improve once he pushes through the doubts of thinking it's too hard or it can't be done.

I'm so far beyond proud of Jaykwon. Keep up the great work, big guy....