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Laura Guzzo: Illustrations & More

Welcome to AC - Take 2

Thursday, September 1, 2011

I came up with this Atlantic City piece back in May, but was never really happy with the results. I decided to go back to the pencils and redo the whole project.

This is what it looked like a few months ago, as compared to how it looks now.



I think it's a rather nice improvement.

I especially enjoy Medusa's new snakes and the paperiness of the zombie girl's skin. The newer version was drawn almost twice as large as the first one, so I was able to get in there and put in the proper amount of detail.

These thumbnails don't really do them justice, so I'd recommend clicking on both pictures to see larger versions of the two images.

Posted by Unknown at 6:49 PM

Labels: comic books, portraits, rough sketch

Hellblazer Process

Friday, August 26, 2011

I'm currently redoing the "Welcome To Atlantic City" image I'd done for Rough Sketch Studios' Daddy's Little Girl title. I'm just not happy with how the first attempt turned out. I'll post progress images of THAT a little later on, but for now, here's the time lapse animation for that Hellblazer image I did last week.


Posted by Unknown at 2:07 PM

Labels: comic books, DC Comics, Hellblazer, Vertigo

Hellblazer - Completed

Thursday, August 18, 2011


Finished it up just in time to leave for the show!


<-- Also, this is what it would look like if it was actually on the cover of Hellblazer.

Posted by Unknown at 3:19 PM

Labels: comic books, Hellblazer, Vertigo

Hellblazer

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Here's a quick preview of the Hellblazer inspired image I'm working on right now:


Posted by Unknown at 3:35 PM

Labels: comic books, Hellblazer, Vertigo

Daily Special #7 - Emma Frost

Sunday, August 7, 2011

Guess who was the #1 seller for Dynamic Forces yesterday?
Guess who sold out and still was the #1 seller?!

My Emma Frost covers made their way onto the Dynamic Forces front page yesterday and sold out completely before I had a chance to take a look. They also posted about it in the news section, if you're into that sort of thing.

This definitely won't be the last time I draw Emma, but before I can revisit the White Queen, I have a few other projects that need addressing: Some private commissions, a pin-up for Rough Sketch Studio's upcoming title "Daddy's Little Girl", and a Hellblazer inspired piece that is underway right now. I'll be posting some images of THAT later on this week.

I'm trying to get it done before the Baltimore Comic Con this weekend, since I'll be showing my portfolio to representatives from a ton of different publishing houses. I'm cutting it a bit close to the deadline, but as long as I don't run into any problems, I should still be able to finish it in time for the big show.

Wish me luck!

Posted by Unknown at 11:58 AM

Labels: Commissions, daily special, Dynamic Forces, Emma Frost, Hellblazer, rough sketch, sketch covers, X-men

Secret Project - pt. 4

Sunday, July 31, 2011

I've been working on some of the details of the G.G. Project.
Her tech is slowly taking shape, one piece at a time.

Posted by Unknown at 3:46 PM

Labels: comic books, Project G.G.

Emma Frost - Pt. 2

Monday, July 25, 2011


Here she is- Older, but lovelier for it.


I also straightened her hair a bit, because I noticed that all of my reference of Emma was pin-straight and yet, I'd been drawing her with full-bodied waviness for some reason.

Posted by Unknown at 7:07 PM

Labels: comic books, Dynamic Forces, Emma Frost, pinups, sketch covers, X-men

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