I'm getting to the point where I won't be able to live with myself if I don't start making comics. I think I've spent the better part of adulthood pretending I wasn't a giant motherfucking alpha nerd. It's not right. I feel a lot better when I just let myself be and stop judging what comes out. I'm-a start drawing some superhero comics I think.
![]() Some old stuff of mine in the vein of where I want to go (the first are some character designs for a friend's Spider-Man pastiche script. Someone else is drawing it, but I did the costumes. ![]() A lot of miscellaneous comic character ideas of mine... ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Two comic pages from a narrative corpse in '05 - only two pages but I think they tell you exactly the sort of goofy comics that come out of me: ![]() ![]() I'm just not happy NOT making this stuff. I think my actual creative desire stems from creating characters and worlds and stories. That's what I did when I was a kid - not draw some clever pun for Brand X. Anyone else jumping into comics? Anyone else already landed? How's it treating you?
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Check me out, I got printed!My gallery photos
I haven't submitted any photos. I guess I don't want free money.
My designsAll about me
Ray Frenden is a self-taught illustrator with a penchant for monsters and the macabre.
Drawing from a childhood weaned on horror comics, detective novels, trashy films, and retro sci-fi, his brush and ink work hearkens to an older era. That juxtaposition of old sensibilities for crafting line and a footing in current color and design trends make Ray’s work unique. |
I especially love Cantankerous Cat! Hahaha, he speaks de funnyness.