Art by John Jett

[Selena Musić]

Are you a professional artist? And what kind of graphic tablet do you use? What gear goes with that? Pens...?

[John Jett]

Are you a professional artist? And what kind of graphic tablet do you use? What gear goes with that? Pens...?

Hey, Selena! I'm not a professional comic artist, but I do illustration and design for a living.

I use a Wacom Intuos 4 for coloring, but I do everything else traditionally. I use the standard stylus for the Wacom, but I'll switch the nibs between the regular one and the softer felt one depending on what I'm rendering (I probably don't need to switch, but it makes me feel like I'm getting some value out of the extra nibs).

[Birdsinboxes]

AWESOME work!!! great stuff

[John Jett]

AWESOME work!!! great stuff

Thanks! Can't wait to see whatever new stuff you've got coming.

[John Jett]

[John Jett]

I have four 11x17 art prints now available for ordering! (I can only show three at a time here, though.) Each full color print comes on 11x17 glossy card stock and is suitable for framing. They will ship flat, safely and securely. Each print is only $15, with a s&h rate of $8 for up to 5 prints.

Please visit this page to order or click on one of the thumbnails below. Thanks!

[CalbaMan]

That finished, colored Daredevil is awesome.. wow.

[John Jett]

That finished, colored Daredevil is awesome.. wow.

Thanks, CalbaMan! I've got a few more like it that I'm hoping to finish up soon.

[John Jett]

Sketch cards inspired by my new favorite movie. The only thing more fun than watching the Guardians of the Galaxy is drawing them.

[John Jett]

2.5" x 3.5" sketch cards done in pencils, ink, and prismacolors.

[John Jett]

Finished pencils on 11x17 bristol.

[John Jett]

[John Jett]

[kgwayne]

Very dynamic art!

Your coloring could use some work, but otherwise, you're really talented, and the Daredevil drawing in particular is great; very powerful, sharp linework!

[Selena Musić]

Hey, Selena! I'm not a professional comic artist, but I do illustration and design for a living.

I use a Wacom Intuos 4 for coloring, but I do everything else traditionally. I use the standard stylus for the Wacom, but I'll switch the nibs between the regular one and the softer felt one depending on what I'm rendering (I probably don't need to switch, but it makes me feel like I'm getting some value out of the extra nibs).

Thank you for the information!