Marvel Wolverine prints now available

Thrilled that Marvel and Upperdeck have released my latest Wolverine print featuring Silver Samurai! 

“Wolverine's history has always been intrinsically linked to Japan and the way of the samurai”, said artist Marcelo Baez. “I wanted this ukiyo-e inspired print to feel like being in the eye of the storm… the calm warrior…moments away from releasing the savage Wolverine in a clash with Silver Samurai.”

Eastern Woodblock: Wolverine is presented in this 18” x 24” Giclée on Canvas Gloss and is perfect for all Marvel fans new and old. In this variant edition, limited to only 100 pieces, the color is muted to a sepia tone to give the piece a more classic feel and bring is closer it’s heritage. The variant is available for $89.99 while supplies last!

http://upperdeckstore.com/gallery-prints/eastern-woodblock-wolverine-variant.html

Phantom cover

Thrilled to have been ask to draw a wrap around cover for the Phantom... "Ghost who walks"
Here's a look at my digital inks without the logo, my colour comp below and a link to the final art.

Ukiyo-e Thor and Captain America Prints now available

Excited to announce the next two limited edition prints from Marvel and Upperdeck.

"Back in February Upper Deck Gallery begun a unique series of Japanese Woodblock prints that showcased members of The Avengers locked in battle with an unknown evil. Hawkeye and Black Widow kicked off the fray in their very own individual lithograph posters. We saw the mighty heroes taking on what appeared to be serpents causing destruction. Today the enemy has a face and it is the wicked trickster god Loki. “Out of all the great Avengers villains, Loki seems the most timeless and diabolical,” said artist Marcelo Baez. “These traits transport him seamlessly into an Ukiyo-e type serpentine demon spreading his evil across the land.” But as Loki expands his devastation, the heroes are joined by two more members of the iconic Avengers."

Quentin Tarantino

https://www.facebook.com/InTheHouseEventCinemas/videos/915641501883915/

Tarantino's take on #InTheHouse

Jabba caught up with Quentin Tarantino at the premiere of his latest film, The Hateful Eight, late last year! He was thrilled about our #InTheHouse line up. So now it's time to rewind an odd 23 years back to the very beginning, to Tarantino's first feature-length, Reservoir Dogs! We can't imagine you have something better to do than hang out with #MrPink and #MrWhite at the next In The House Season 4 - Reservoir Dogs on Friday 18th at 7pm! Buy tickets here: http://bit.ly/1ULzUh2#iconicimagery#QuentinTarantino #HarveyKeitel #TimRoth #MichaelMadsen #SteveBuscemi #EdwardBunker

Posted by In The House - Cult Film Classics at Event Cinemas on Monday, March 7, 2016

Very excited to hear Mr Tarantino saying some cool things about the poster I illustrated for Event Cinemas, design by Nic J Shaw.

2016

Happy new year!
Super excited about a bunch of new projects and events this year!
Here is a few things I can share...

The Gish comic/movie excerpt will be printed later this month as the director and writer Paul Barakat will being promoting the movie soon. Here's the cover art.


Also here's the promotion illustration for one of Event cinemas "In the House" cult classics, design by Nic J. Shaw

I'm pleased to be the official poster artist again for this years Comic Gong festival... I'll be sharing this art soon.

Inktober...

Sorry my neglected blog... it's been a busy couple of months, with an Artist in residence, teaching and lots of cool projects... a couple which I'll be announcing before christmas... 

Meanwhile here's a look at some of my Inktober fairies from last month... 

Vikings Commission Lagertha

Thanks to Brian!

Ironman 2020

Commission... thanks to Chuck!

Comics Craft show! part 1

Many thanks to Macquarie Regional Library for the invite to their 2 day "Comics Craft" festival in Dubbo. Matt Lin, Julie Ditrich and I all taught a variety of comics workshops over the 2 days which were greatly received. Rachael, Matt, Julie and I had a great time! 

Thanks again Dubbo! BIG thanks to Laura and Jocelyn!

GISH - Graphic Novel excerpt Interview

An interview with me on the GISH movie/comics project...  

Explaining my process from script to finished art...

Tight pencils - progress art for GISH

Boba Fett and friends!

Orgasmastron

Editorial...

Comic Gong 2015... getting ready!

Here's the program of events for this weekends show.

Check out my table for comics, new prints and sketches! Sign up early for sketches!

Plus I'll be teaching a workshop at 1.15pm at the Town Hall.

(And yes that's my poster art :)

Art exhibition at Kinokuniya

It's been a super busy month, running a bit behind on updates...

Here's some pics from the opening night for my first major art exhibition, on till the end of this month at Kinokuniya Sydney. Prints still available!

Thanks so much to all my friends, family and supporters! 

(Check out my 3D print, with red, blue glasses!)

New web site!!

Thanks to my brother Joe Baez and my brother from another mutha David Tang, for my new site design.
Looks great on your phone too! Have a peek! www.marcelobaez.com

Cheating Pig!

An article about promiscuity and the STDs that catch up with you.

RLW New Cover!

Here's the latest cover for Rugby League Week, with and with out trade dress...out now.

DNA comparison

Article about how similar both women and men's sex drive are, at a molecular level.

"All Together Now" APP AWARD!!

I was thrilled to hear that a phone app I supplied illustrations for, won the intercultural innovation award!
http://interculturalinnovation.org/everyday-racism/
http://alltogethernow.org.au/racism/speaking-up-against-racism/

"All Together Now, the Australian charity behind the app, believes that raising awareness about racism is crucial to improving intercultural awareness, education and citizenship. It is also essential in addressing cross-cultural tensions by making the public aware that these tensions exist and providing tools so people are better prepared to ameliorate these tensions. With 19% of Australians having been a target of racism in the past year, the app contributes to reducing this problem by building empathy among players and preparing them to respond when they witness racism. When more people speak up against racism, racism becomes socially unacceptable."

Razor Burn!