Jason Brower's Art Thread
 

Hi everyone, my name is Jason Brower and I'm an artist who does work for Little Shoppe of Horrors magazine and, most recently, We Belong Dead magazine. I also do sketch card work for Topps, Upper Deck, Monsterwax, and Viceroy Card Co. It's a pleasure to be here and I hope you enjoy my work. To kick things off, here are some samples of my LSOH work.

Welcome to the forum! Your work is awesome and I love the first one of Christopher Lee.

Gorgeous work! What's your medium?

Thanks, guys, I really appreciate it. The first Christopher Lee will be in the recent issue of Little Shoppe of Horrors #35. It focuses on Frankenstein Created Woman and is also a Christopher Lee tribute issue. It's shipping right now.

I work in all types of mediums from classic acrylics on canvas to markers on sketch cards, but, my favorite is the combination of markers and acrylics. The pieces I posted here are marker backgrounds with acrylics subjects. Thanks again! I'll post some of my sketch card work today at some point.

Here are some sketch cards. I find this series fitting to post first because of the title. I liked this series because I didn't use any reference and had fun coming up with totally original versions of classic monsters.

Here are some assorted 4" X 6" horror portraits. I'm including the link to my facebook art pageand want everyone to be aware that I do take commissions of all types. Thanks!

https://www.facebook.com/LowBrowerArt

Them werewolf ones... ::love::
Do you sell your work as prints? If I caught you at a con I'd be looking for some.

Right on! Mixed medium is my favorite too. I like using graphite and colored pencils with water color or coffee myself. With occasional ink when needed. Ever tried using coffee as a medium? It's fun. 8)

Thanks, Roiffalo, being a werewolf enthusiast I knew you'd like those! ::smile:: I do and would sell anything as a print and am just starting to get out into the convention circuit. Getting ready to investigate some horror cons in the Northeast and line-up a few for next year. I do commissions as well. I haven't tried the coffee yet but might have to soon!

Here's a design that I did for a contest earlier in the year. I almost forgot about this, but, a fitting day to post! I like this a lot and might have to make some prints. Acrylics and markers on 9" X 12" bristol board.

too much amateur