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By Jeremy Colwell, on March 23rd, 2012
Ron Randall had asked me to color up this promo image for the upcoming (Sept. 8/9, 2012) Rose City Comic Con. It’s a new show that we in the Portland area hope grows into an Emerald City ComiCon-like event. This will be used in promotional materials, but not sure where it will show up yet.
For those who don’t know, it’s Mercy St.Clair–a futuristic bounty hunter (Trekker) from Ron’s series of comics spanning the last 20 years. The original tales are being uploaded at a rate of 3 pages a week, with new (color!) material in the works. Right now he has the first six+ issues up at www.trekkercomic.com. Check it out.
 
By Jeremy Colwell, on March 2nd, 2012
Check out my new samples for March here:
http://colwellillustration.com/wordpress/coloring-samples
The samples represent a selection of my work published, solicited, or completed recently.
Call of Wonderland [Zenescope], #01, Cover (solicited)
Fury of Firestorm [DC] #6, pages 4, 5 (published as Hi-Fi)
The Jungle Book [Zenescope], #03, Cover (solicited)
Trauma, #0, page 1 (commission)
Ted War, #01, Cover (commission)
By Jeremy Colwell, on February 18th, 2012
Naveen Malli has updated his weekly webcomic, Zi, with issue 2. I colored this cover for him in March of 2011. Lines by Antonio Brandao. You can read the whole series posted so far at http://www.zicomic.com/.
By Jeremy Colwell, on February 12th, 2012
Another fun Ted commission. Crazy anthropomorphic gangsta critters. Lines by Orlando Baez.
By Jeremy Colwell, on February 1st, 2012
Orlando Baez, artist of IDW’s Pirat Tales, commissioned me to toss some colors on his new concept, TED. Can’t turn down gangsta teddy bears, so here you go. Enjoy.
By Jeremy Colwell, on January 26th, 2012
I was hired to handle the colors for a pitch called, “Trauma” written by Curt Pires and drawn by Viktor Bogdanovic. I was immediately impressed with the concept and lineart, so of course I took the gig. I believe the plan is to start pitching it at Emerald City ComiCon in late March. I’ve been cleared to show a few pages though, so here are pages 3 and 5.
By Jeremy Colwell, on January 3rd, 2012
Ron Randall, an artist I’ve worked with over the years, asked me to color his contribution to the 2012 Emerald City ComiCon’s Monsters & Dames charity art book. It’s monsters…and dames! How could I resist?
While you’re at it, head on over to his site where he’s running the whole Trekker series (originally published by Dark Horse, I believe) a page at a time featuring the daring dame of this image, Mercy St. Clair. Loads of great content to read and it’s free. http://trekkercomic.com/
By Jeremy Colwell, on September 6th, 2011
Ron Randall, a friend and frequent collaborator a few years back, saw some of my color work at Emerald City Comicon. Last week he contacted me again to do some colors for a promotional image for the relaunch of his Trekker property as a web comic. Of course I said yes! He wanted something a little more muted and soft, so here’s what I did.
Trekker Promo.
Lines by Ron Randall
Colors by Jeremy Colwell
Also, Chris Summers needed help with some of his work on Grim Ghost #4 and 5. The deal I had with him was for pay and credit in the book. Sadly, he tells me Atlas failed to add my name to the book.  Should be rectified in issue 5, but still would have been nice at this point in my career to get the print credit whenever possible. Anyhow, here are 3 of the 12 pages I did that issue.
Grim Ghost No.4 Pgs 3, 4, 9
Lines by Kelly Jones
Colors by Jeremy Colwell
  
By Jeremy Colwell, on April 17th, 2011
Another commission with my recently frequent collaborator President “Prez” Nelson. I didn’t realize until it was already uploaded to him that the bottom of Buffy’s weapon is a wood stake. Fortunately, Prez knew that and fixed it up before sending it to the client. Here is my unfixed version.
By Jeremy Colwell, on April 10th, 2011
President “Prez” Nelson hired me to color some of his commission requests. It’s been a great working environment with just the right balance of direction, appreciation, and flexibility. I get one every few days so it’s a nice side stream of work, too.
A recreation based on a Batman: Dark Detective cover.
Magneto based on a Joe Mad pic.
Emma Frost.
Darth Bane from the Star Wars universe.
And the Green Lantern & Zatanna one from my last post was based on the likenesses of the male and female commissioners.
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