Wednesday, October 14, 2015

Commissions and Original Artwork

 
 
 

A fun little piece that I did after completing b-one #9. It was a rare issue that had no appearance of "The Grasshopper" so of course I had a hankerin' to draw him/her/it.

4.5”x 6” ink on Bristol.
Computer color.
 


Monday, October 12, 2015

Commissions and Original Artwork

 
The Fly 1958 style.
8"x14"
Ink on Bristol.

I've always loved the 1986 The Fly, and had recently watched the 1958 version. Something always drew me to these movies, more than just the horror aspects. As an adult I realize that it's the completely doomed love story of both. I seem to gravitate to "fucked up love stories" without realizing it. Something in the subconscious I suppose. I wanted this one to be looking at his wedding ring, contemplating the end of his marriage. In the movie of course the left hand is transformed and his right just has a regular ring, but I'm exercising what they call artistic license here. He's wearing his wedding ring on the right hand, because the left is no longer a viable option. Hey looka me, I'm romantic!

Bobgar Ornelas

Thursday, October 1, 2015

b-one #9 - NOW AVAILABLE!

 
It's that time again! We just released b-one #9. As the promo image states, the issue is only available now on the KBP store here.

This issue features longer, more satisfying Stonebrook stories, a comical return of a secondary series, and a one time horror story that is quite a departure from my usual fare. This one is not for kids.

Enjoy.  

Thank you,
Bobgar Ornelas





Monday, August 3, 2015

Con Sketches

 
 
 
 
 
 

On august 2, 2015 I set up the King Bone Press booth that Claremont Packing House Comic Book & Collectible Show. It's a small show, free admission, indoor and outdoor areas. While the show is mostly a back issue and toy show, we had a modest amount of sales. It's a fun way to hang out on a Sunday. I was able to do a little bit of sketching and sell a few pieces.

I'll be back there again in late September.

-Bobgar Ornelas

Friday, July 24, 2015

Commissions and Original Artwork Ordering Information 2015








Commissions

Would you like an original piece of art by yours truly? We’ll all you have to do is commission it. It’s easy, just let me know what you want and I’ll draw it, with a few rare exceptions. All artwork is done with ink/inkwash on bristol board. Below are the basics, if you need something different I’m sure that we can come to an agreement.

 

11”x 17” Single figure inked. $60.00 Shipping Included*

11”x 17” Multiple figures/Team inked. $75.00 Shipping Included*

9”x 12” Single figure inked. $35.00 Shipping Included*

9”x 12” Multiple figures/Team inked. $45.00 Shipping Included*

5.5”x 7” Single figure/head shot. Inked. $20.00 Shipping Included*

2.5" x 3.5" Sketch Cards. Inked. $3.00 Shipping Included*

 

Oh, and please be specific about the iteration of the character you want commissions. For example if you want an illustration of “Sandman” let me know which Sandman (Spider-man’s Flint Marko, Morpheus, Logan 3, Golden Age DC, Punch-Out character, Mystery Theatre, etc. etc) The same thing goes if you want a specific costume that a character wears.

 

Original Artwork

If you’ve seen a piece of mine that you want to inquire about, please do, there’s a good chance that I still retain the original artwork. Just ask!

Please email BuyOrnelasArt at gmail.com for availability, this offer is only available for Bobgar Ornelas illustrated comics. If you are inquiring about specific King Bone Press publications drawn by a different artist please email me and I will get you in contact with the artist.

 

Payments

Paypal: email slurmo at gmail.com

www.paypal.me/slurmo

*Shipping is included for United States only.




Tuesday, May 12, 2015

Friday, May 8, 2015

#KBPSketchDrive


That's right, we're doing a sketch drive over at King Bone Press!
We need a little bit of cash, you want discounted comics, original commissions, and merch!
We all win.

Now through the end of June. Here's a link to the store!  

I'll post my commissions here as they get completed. 

Check out the other #KBPSketchDrive contributors 



Friday, February 20, 2015

Earth 2 Network

 
 
 

Heads up Earthlets, we need your subscriptions to our feeds and your star rating/reviews!  Please check out all the shows, we work hard to give you the best product for your time.

We thank you greatly.


Stitcher                http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/earth2-network?refid=stpr

Podbean              http://earth2.podbean.com/

Thursday, February 5, 2015

Comix Rx: Check these people out!


 
 




Comix Rx

Here's the second installment of Rx on this blog. Some of you may know that I host a comics podcast (Earth 2), some may not. On the show we do a segment called Comix Rx that is intended to highlight a comic that may be below your radar. Since I have been pimping my store and comics I thought that it was only fair to help out a few of my friends. This is by no means a complete listing, there will be subsequent postings under the Comix Rx banner. 

Brad Dwyer has been doing great autobio comix about comics and music for years. Change in Refrain, Epic Tales of the Mundane and my personal favorite, Get Into Comix. Incredible stuff. Rob on the other hand does spectacular paintings whether they are portraits or abstract. Want something more comic booky? You have to check out his ink drawings, you'll be fascinated, possibly disgusted and maybe even arouse. Probably just me on that last one. A unique visionary and all around swell guy.

Here's a couple of their links. I post these without contacting the artists so there may be additional avenues to find their work.


Brad Dwyer
http://braddwyer.tumblr.com/
http://epictalesofthemundane.blogspot.com/

Robert Hafferman aka Vernson
http://vernson.tumblr.com/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/vernson/sets/

Take a gander and if so inclined please support the true independents.

Thank ye,
Bobgar Ornelas

Tuesday, January 27, 2015

I.C.E. - Indie Comix Expo



I did a little flyer design and illustration for I.C.E.

It's gonna be a fun time. If you're in town for C2E2 drop on by. It isn't affiliated with the big con but consider it the after party. Concert, drink specials, sketches, commix and comics. This one has it all.

Kickstarter is still active if you want to get the discounted entry price.
Indie Comix Expo


Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Dec 2008 - Dec 2014 or "I ain't special".




Sometimes you think that you'll never get started but then look back at what you've accomplished.  I can't encapsulate in a short blog post exactly how much time I wasted before starting b-one.  My work was never good enough to even TRY to make a comic. So I did what most of us do, I waited, procrastinated, delayed attempting to start the venture for years. YEARS. All because "I wasn't good enough yet". Well, no shit. There's no way to improve at anything by avoiding the task that you wish to be better at. You have to work. WORK. It's always going to be work. Nothing will be handed to you. You'll find your work cringe worthy at first. Keep working. Over time you'll learn what works, what doesn't and the one constant is the work. The process. Soon you'll find that you aren't so ashamed of your work. You may even feel a little bit of pride. Either way, looking back at the past seven years and seeing b-one become a reality is really satisfying. Am I proud? Nah, but I do have a sense of accomplishment. You can do it too. It'll be work, but you can do it. Just stop daydreaming about that great American Novel, that concept album, t-shirt line, or comic book and start working. It's that first step of a marathon, or first brick in the wall that people talk about. DO NOT WAIT TEN YEARS. I DID. Take that first step. Get some work done. We can't wait to see what you come up with.
Oh, yeah. Those of you that have been holding out for b-one #8 print edition, the wait is almost over. Sending them over to distro this week.
Sincerely,
Bobgar "Shut up and get to work" Ornelas

Wednesday, January 7, 2015

Commissions and Original Artwork



Marvel's Agent Carter. Likenesses are always a challenge. It's a difficult path to retain your illustration style and distill a person's essence in a few brush strokes. Always a challenge, but a fun and welcome challenge.

5.5"x7" ink/inkwash on bristol.

This piece and all sorts of other art, prints and miscellanea are available for purchase on my shop.
http://slurmo.storenvy.com/

-Bobgar

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