Visually, I think this poster turned out exactly how I wanted it too. I admittedly struggled with the art style I wanted for LD at first, but after some work I think this is a fair representation of the look I’ll be aspiring too in each page of the series. I certainly hope you guys like what you see. Please tweet about it or Like it on your Facebook page if you dig it. Any and all support is greatly appreciated and will be reciprocated in one way or another.

For even more Lilith Dark insider stuff be sure to follow LD on Facebook and Twitter. That’s the best way to get exclusive sneak peeks and the latest LD news before it hits the blog.

For those of you following me on Twitter, you know that I’ve been coloring Lilith Dark pages on a daily basis, including one page that I actually redrew, but ended up coloring the rough version of and wasting 4 hours of precious time and blah blah blah. Anyway, I have one more page to go and then I am finished coloring the “Introductory Story Arc”! This is a huge milestone for the project and will allow me to finally move on and start penciling the first major story arc, which I can’t wait to sink my teeth into!

I’ve also been working on the all new LilithDark.com, which is almost ready to go live. Expect the new site to go up around the middle/end of August to coincide with the Baltimore Comic Con. I’m still planning on waiting until mid-September for the actual comic to launch, but I do have some surprises planned leading up to the big event! Stay tuned to the Lilith Dark Twitter and Facebook pages for updates on that.

Finally, once again THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH for all of the really positive feedback I’ve been getting! It really means a lot that you guys have been so supportive without even seeing one finished page yet. I hope that I can continue to hold all of your interest once the comic finally debuts. I am definitely putting a lot of work into it, and I hope that it shows. In case you missed it on Twitter and Facebook this week, I released this rough sketch of Lilith Dark on the attack below. Enjoy!

~Charlie

So as you know I have been working on my new “web based graphic novel” (erm, webcomic) Lilith Dark for a few months now. I have what I think is a good buffer of weeklies, and I have a pretty firm grasp on the first major story arc. For the next couple of weeks, I’ll be working on scripting and drawing to have an even bigger buffer of pages. My biggest worry is that I’ll launch the comic, and then have no time to keep up. I don’t want Lilith Dark to be known for being late.

My original goal was to be ready for the Baltimore Comic-Con on Aug 28th, but that will be too early for me to launch. It’s looking more like mid-late September. Until then, keep your eyes on the official Lilith Dark Twitter & Facebook pages for art sneak peeks and insider news. Lilith Dark friends & followers are always the first to hear about the latest LD info.

Lastly, I just want to say a huge “Thank you” for all of the awesome feedback I’ve been getting about Lilith Dark. I have not received this much support for any other project I’ve been involved with and the buzz is continuing to grow. I feel like I’m really going out on a limb with this project, and all of the positive feedback really makes me think that I’m making the right decision. Thanks!

~Charlie

Over the next few weeks, you can keep an eye on LilithDark.com for more details, and you can also find Lilith Dark on Facebook and follow Lilith Dark on Twitter, where I’ll be posting sneak previews of art, character concepts, and more.

Thanks to all of you who continue to show support for me and my work. I hope that you’ll enjoy the next chapter with me!

~Charlie

Last week I debuted my series of Fairy Tale sketch cards, and this week I humbly present to you the second half of the project, my Alice in Wonderland sketch card set!

I created this 9 card series to benefit the Pediatric Oncology Treasure Chest Foundation. The Treasure Chest Foundation provides “Toys and smiles to kids with cancer”. It’s a great organization and I encourage you to check them out and send them a tax deductible donation.

The cards themselves will be sold as part of the 2010 Chicagoland Entertainment Collectors Expo. Click here for info on the event, and how you can purchase a Treasure Chest full of art.

Click a thumbnail below to start the gallery.

The cards were all drawn in pen & ink. Keep an eye out for the Puzzle Chase Cards! Only available in the Treasure Chest go so get one!

At long last, I am proud to present my series of Fairy Tale sketch cards!

I created this 11 card series to benefit the Pediatric Oncology Treasure Chest Foundation. The Treasure Chest Foundation provides "Toys and smiles to kids with cancer". It’s a great organization and I encourage you to check them out and send them a tax deductible donation.

The cards themselves will be sold as part of the 2010 Chicagoland Entertainment Collectors Expo. Click here for info on the event, and how you can purchase a Treasure Chest full of art.

Click a thumbnail below to start the gallery.

The cards were all drawn in pen & ink. Some of them are puzzle cards, so you can collect and trade with your friends to get the whole picture.

This piece was done in regular graphite pencil on watercolor paper. I also used mechanical pencils for some of the finer details. Click the image to enlarge.