The Comic Art & Metta-physical Studies of Eric Wilmoth
Here’s the first page of the new webcomic I’m working on. A couple posts back I shared page four of this project; did that for a couple reasons, but now I’m realizing it’d be better to just start from the Continue reading Pencils for Critical Mass, page 1 – my new web comic
Here’s a video of me at XCape Con in MI from 2008. In it I explain the vision behind Archetypal Images and why I’m inspired to make the comics I do. Incidentally, I went ahead and actually manifested a Youtube Continue reading New Video to promote Archetypal Images
Hey everyone—I’ve just entered a contest to win financing for working on my comics full time, and through this next month I need to get as many of your votes as possible to make this work. Please vote here! Thanks! Continue reading New comic…plus, I need your votes!
A few posts back I showcased some recent illustrations I did for a client’s website—Half-Full Music Supervision—and as promised, here’s the client’s website, for those interested in checking it out: Half Full Music Soup | Jay Costa. To see the Continue reading Half Full Music Soup | Jay Costa
Digging further into the vaults, here’s a flyer I produced last year for a New Years event at the EXIT—a very wild Chicago bar. Technically I made the flyer for John Jones Productions—John Jones being a buddy of mine out Continue reading New Client Art: New Years Eve flyer for the EXIT
This is another piece of work I did for Black Cat Crossing shortly after I moved to Chicago last fall—hard to believe it’s been almost a year since I did this! It’s actually an odd piece—it’s a poster that was Continue reading New Client Art: Black Cat Crossing Debut Poster
In the ongoing spirit of catching up on things long-overdue, I bring to you Black Cat Crossing! A band comprised of two magical musicians intent on infecting the world with their musical styling’s, this dynamic, guitar strumming duo is making Continue reading New Client Art: Black Cat Crossing Logo & Album Cover
As promised in the last post, here’s the six-panel comic I recently rendered for Half-Full Music Super-Vision & Licensing. This was an interesting project, all around. Couldn’t have asked for a better client, plus the work and I were perfectly Continue reading New Client Art: Half-Full Music Super-Vision, pt 2: The Comic!
This summer I started working with a client who was right up my alley, Half-Full Music Super-Vision & Licensing, owned and operated by my new friend Jay Costa. The project unfolded in several stages, beginning with crafting the company logo Continue reading New Client Art: Half-Full Music Super-Vision & Licensing, pt 1
A couple months back I produced the logo for a non-profit organization, Energy Extraction Technologies, one of my father’s business ventures. If you recall the hype going around this last summer about the new energy efficient, LED light-bulb he’s been Continue reading New Client Art: Energy Extraction Technologies