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Captain America propaganda poster concepts - 2011
Last year, a marketing firm contacted me about producing 3 propaganda posters to help promote the Captain America movie, and I whipped up these rough concept sketches for their pitch meeting with Paramount. They wanted a solo Cap poster, one with the Howling Commandos, and a Hydra recruitment poster. A fun exercise, though sadly the job didn’t happen. While I didn’t have the time for 3 finished pieces, I’d enlisted Jock and Dave Johnson to do the other 2 posters (with their own concepts) and I’m sure those would have been really spectacular.
C2E2 2012
Friday 4/13
3-4pm SIGNING (DCE Booth #115)
Saturday 4/14
12:45-1:45pm PANEL (DC Comics - The New 52 - Room S401abc)
Sunday 4/15
2-3pm SIGNING (DCE Booth #115)
“Joss Whedon:The Geek Shall Inherit The Earth” for GQ Magazine, May 2012. Art director: Benjamin Bours.
It’s always a treat to do some editorial illustration, and when it’s a portrait of somebody as beloved in the comics scene as Joss Whedon, I couldn’t ask for a better subject.
Art prints are available here: http://www.cliffchiang.com/shop/
Forgot to post this earlier in the week, for Lady Gaga’s birthday. This is a strip I illustrated in 2010 for GQ’s End of the Year special, written by the GQ staff and art directed by Benjamin Bours, with lettering by Jared Fletcher. Enjoy!
Variant cover for Vertigo’s New Deadwardians #1, in stores now. Downton Abbey meets zombies and vampires! Check out the Vertigo blog, where editor Will Dennis provides a little more info and some very kind words.
I’ll be at the Charlotte Mini-Con this weekend, where you can pick up this giant 16x24 screenprint by me and Dustin Harbin for just $10. Sweet!
Magik - private commission
Super Mario - drawn for the WhatNot blog.
HEROES AREN'T HARD TO FIND: CHARLOTTE MINICON :: JANUARY 22, 2012 :: CLIFF CHIANG!!
Get ready people, the Charlotte MiniCon is back! Shelton started the MiniCon waaaaay back in 1977 ( I was 5 but who’s counting ). We’re still talking to all our friendly nearby creators to see who can make it to the show but I wanted to let you know about a very special out-of-town guest…
“Yo, Adrian!” On this day in 1976, Rocky premiered in New York City.
