Milton Davis – Meji, Changa and beyond

Brother Milton gets another shout out at the Robert E. Howard fan site.

This is so cool, since its getting close to me doing the painting of his
Novella – Changa’s Safari.

Feel free to check out the goodies and the info about his books
and upcoming projects.


Enjoy!


http://www.thecimmerian.com/?p=१०८६८

Pozitron

Whew ! – I finally got the Happy Holiday dust off me and ready to blog
again. Been busy doing freelance gigs as usual but I wanted show and
share this project. Next month, hopefully I will be launching a new
anthology book featuring all my creator owned characters.
One of them is Pozitron, who was influenced by the Pulp writer
E.E. “ Doc “ Smith, creator of the Lensman series of novels.

Other inspirations include Marvel Comics/ Artists/ Writers/ Creators-
Jack “ King “ Kirby and Jim Starlin.

I will be giving snippets of my book as a tease, just to let you know
what’s its all about.

Pozitron is the adventure of one lone warrior against a race of demons
Know as “ The Aganza .”

Take a peep.

The Cimmerian

The worlds of Milton Davis is the latest blog posted up on the Robert E. Howard
influenced site called “The Cimmerian.”

Please follow the link and enjoy learning about the fantastic books written by
Mr. Davis, I’m sure you will find it a pretty interesting subject… And I’m
very proud to be the artist associated with his Sword and Soul project, “Changa Safari.”

Happy Thanksgiving !

http://www.thecimmerian.com/

Grits and Gravy

I’m sure that some of your might know about this book. I just heard about
it from Milton Davis, my collaborator on Changa’s Safari. 3 illustrations
I have shown here in previous blogs.

Grits and Gravy is a Mature Audience book like Heavy Metal, that
features art by brothers who have worked for Marvel, DC Comics
Valiant Comics, etc.

From checking out their site, I noticed that they sold out of the
first issue.


Here’s where they are… go and see for yourself, it’s something else.

http://www।gritzandgravymag.com/

Ditkomania 75

Its always a pleasure to see Ditkomania in my mailbox. This issue was quite
big in page count, about 44 pages. A lot of Ditko art from 1975 with interesting articles. Here are a few Illustrations that I did for certain sections of the fanzine.


I’ve been a fan of Ditko for years and I’m influenced by him but I don’t
necessary draw like him. Using Ditko as a template for storytelling along
with Alex Toth and Gray Morrow ain’t a bad idea.


One day, I just might use Billy Graham as a storytelling inspiration.
His Luke Cage, Hero for Hired is the best…and his work in Vampirella/
Creepy was also excellent.


Later.

Creative One Zone

I’ve been pretty busy working on projects that will be shown here, first.

Until then, check out this blog from some of my friends from

Creative One Zone…

It looks nice to me and I think you will enjoy it, too.


Fine Arts is still a big thing for me… so you know I’m
Loving it.


http://creativeonezone.blogspot.com/




Later

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Changa 3

Well, here’s the latest Changa illustration. Now, I’m gearing up for the
painted cover of this novel.

I’ve been busy designing book covers for clients and stuff like
that. But this is a proud moment for me, in terms that I get
to visual a magnificent sword and soul adventure by Milton
Davis.

You will here more about him in future blogs… He’s a man
with a mission to bring quality stories and art to people.

Later.