Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot)

a collection of comic book character illustrations

Helen Slater as Supergirl and Christopher Reeve as Superman.

Batgirl vs Joker and Harley.

Pre-new 52 Supergirl.

Plastic man and Wonder Woman (with Black Canary, Hawkgirl, Zatanna, Supergirl and Power-girl)

Red Biker.

Wonder Woman fighting parademons on Apokolips.

Atom and Wonder Woman (pre-new 52).

Christian Bale as Batman in the Classic Neal Adams Batman pose.

Adam & Eve

Superman and Supergirl

I've been watching the old Superman movies recently starring Christopher Reeve and decided to do this sketch. Reeve is not only the best on-screen Superman and Clark Kent, but also probably the most convincing actor in a Superhero role ever.

(I added Supergirl cos I always thought Helen Slater was cute.)

Elektra

Jennifer Garner as Elektra, comics version.

Red Biker Girl

A splash page for a comic that I'm working on. I wanted the girl to have a daredevil, bring -it-on type of attitude. The details on the bike were a pain to do, especially from such an angle, but I wanted the perspective such that it looks like a giant wheel was coming towards us. The debris, on the other hand, was fun to work on.

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman at war with the parademons on Apokolips. Perhaps inspired by fantasy art, I wanted to do a mythical homage to Wonder Woman #1 (1941). My original idea was to have her fight Nazis and using a sword, but I ended up going with the modern incarnation of Wonder Woman. I also went with a spear instead. I used a muted red palette to make the environment look more "hellish".

Spider-woman

Spider-woman climbing a skyscraper. I put clouds in the reflection to give a sense of height.

Modern-age Supergirl

My interpretation of the modern-age Supergirl flying as the sun sets.

Batgirl

There was a buzz at one point on some forums that Barbara Gordon would be Batgirl again. I thought one of the first things I'd like to see her do is beat up on the Joker. I decided to add Harley as well. 

Shi

A mock movie poster I did for fun. Fully rendered in Photoshop.