I’d like to share with you, my desk. This is where I’ve worked and completed all the pieces in my current series. If I waited for the right conditions to work nothing would ever get done.You have to work with what you’re given and make the best of it.
2013 Moleskin
Havent bought a moleskin in over two years. Peek into my sketchbook excursions.
Some new work. I’m really liking these black and whites.
A monochromatic piece not included in the new series. The more I look at it the more I find myself getting lost in those gradients. A favorite of mine. Photographed by Samantha Ulban.
This is my new website! Please check it out!
My love updated her site. Her most recent series is beautiful, mysterious, and breathtaking. I highly recommend you take a look ( not just because we’re together ).
What would you think of a comic in a style like this?
Developing the aesthetic for my first big comic
spx:
SUBMISSION:“Reading Comics”, Pierce Hargan, 2013
I recently donated this piece to the kids at Sandy Hook Elementary and thought it would be great to share to them. While I understand this isn’t a comic, the whole piece is about my love for comics and is filled with small refrences to what got me into comics in the first place. And the girl in the piece is the main character to the comic I’m writing at the moment.
If you’re interested in checking out more pieces submitted click on the link here: nycartistsforsandyhook.tumblr.com
And since I can’t submit through my art blog you can take a look at my work at piercehargan.tumblr.com
I’ve never had the chance to attend SPX so I was so happy to see you were taking submissions.
Thanks for taking the submission!
This is Paully Brasso
One of my best friends, Ian Bertram, asked if I could reblog some of his stuff on my page a while ago and I asked him in return if I could do something even better and draw one of the characters from his comic, Bowery Boys.
It’s a story that takes place in NY around the turn of the century and centers around a small cast of characters. From what I’ve seen of the comic so far, Paully us a character I was attracted to aesthetically the most and wanted to push the design Ian created in a way that I could make feel like my own aesthetic while remaining to the original.
Take a look over at Ian’s blog here : ianbertram.tumblr.com
Untitled,Pierce Hargan, 2013
Untitled, Pierce Hargan, 2013