The Art of Matthew Warlick

Superhero stress reliefe at its best. When all else fails, just draw!

On a side note, I’m open for commissions.

So the comic project that was scheduled to start in 2010 has officially fallen through, and with spare time and bills a-plenty pilling up I’m going to open up spots for Holiday commissions.

Commissions can be of any character; comic book heroes/villians, movie or literary figures, portraits of your loved one or even original artmade by me left to my own devices.

I’ll be taking payment through PayPal, and will gurantee a pre-Christmas delivery for all requests I receive before December 9th. Base price for pieces will be $10 for b&w and $20 for color.

I’ll accomodate digital delivery as well as snail mail orders for folks who want original art. If you want to be really picky and/or make a complicated request email me at soulcoredotnet (a) gmail.com to talk specifics.

$10 bucks gets you an inked sketch of any character delivered by email.
$20 bucks gets you a full color sketch delivered by email.
$30 bucks gets you an inked sketched delivered snail mail style.
$40 gets you a color print delivered snail mail style.
$10 per each additional character.

Order with the handy Paypal Dropdown below!

2009 Holiday Sketches

Inks, digital delivery $10.00 Color, digital delivery $20.00 Inked, snail mailed $30.00 Color print, snail mail $40.00 Full color original (mixed media), snail mailed $50.00

Little is known about The Iron American, aside from the fact that the original prototype for the suit was built and flight tested by J. Allen Walton, and later passed down to his Mathias. It is widely thought that Mathias now operates the suit at the behest of the Air Force & US Military, but both repeatedly decline comment on the matter.

While skinny dipping in the Bermuda triangle Young Alfred Fredrickson was attacked by an irradiated hammerhead shark, itself a byproduct of a secret, Government run UFO reverse-engineering project located in an undersea base in the Pacific.

Hiding his powers at first, he burst onto the scene in the Interdimensional Invasion of 99?, and was later awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for his actions in thwarting the invasion of The Old Ones.

He used his success to spin-off a successful cartoon and toy licensing franchise, valued in the millions. He?s now retired and resides in La Jolla, California.

Day 4 of the 30Characters/30Days project.

Roaming the boundaries of The Forgotten Forrest, where The Old Ones have been imprisoned, he acts as both honorable ronin to the now godless lands, as well as protector of its boundaries and the few remaining people living there.

If you hear him speak, you will not live to tell about it. He is silent. He is a sloth.

He is Silent Sloth.

Day 3 of the 30Characters/30Days project.

The unholy union of woman and beast, The Claw has gained fame, wealth and popularity through the bloodthirsty world of Ultimate SuperHero Fighting. He is undefeated in the Dodecahedron, boasting 37 knock outs and 3 confirmed kills.

So the fundraiser is going well.

I?m already at almost 2/3 of my goal of $300. Thanks to everyone who has donated and helped spread the word. It means a lot, especially after having set Indy Comic Book Week into motion and then losing the financial ability to get my own book out for the event.

That being said there?s still that last 33% to go! So please, donate if you can. If you?re a comic lover, an independent media lover or just someone who digs my art/wallpapers please donate what you can. This has been a big dream of mine for a while and with the success of ICBW it?s the best time to get it into stores.

Everyone who donates will get a digital copy of the finished book. Larger donors will likely get original art or some other personalized goodies, depending on how many people donate (there are only 36 pages to give away).

Again you donate at this link or by clicking the donate button below.

So thanks for all the help, here?s to hoping I can reach my goal by November 15th!

Day 2 of the 30Characters/30Days project.

Discovered wandering the Pacific in 1903, Mountain Man was recruited into the first Federal League of Heroes in 1933.

After decades of loyal service tragedy struck on June 26th 1980, when, in the heat of battle, Mountain Man was knocked unconscious by Professor Gravitron. His subsequent fall to Earth wiped Plano, Texas and its 220,000 citizens off the map.

He has since become a recluse, shying away from public attention. He now resides in Yellowstone National Park.

I’ve signed up to participate in an event for November called 30 Characters, where each day of the month you create a new character and post it to the blog.

Below is my entry for day one, Pantless Gramps.

Heroes beware for in the shadows lurks Pantsless Gramps, the super-senile psychic senior citizen! He can move matter with his mental might! He cannot, however, remember where he put his pants.

I spent way more time on this than I had planned, about 3 hours. Tomorrow’s character will be slightly less intricate, promise.

I’ll be cross posting these to the blog here as well as my DeviantArt account. I’m really looking forward to it!