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Fantasy & Mythological Prints |
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Short Comics Stories published by various |
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Crescent City Magick preview |
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Convention Sketches |
Unpublished Comics Unbound issues 2 & 3 |
Portraits |
Original Art For Sale |
Sketchbook |
Miscellaneous -- Both published and unpublished |
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mlpetersartist(at)yahoo(dot)com,
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Questions or comments are welcome.
Who is Michael L. Peters? I've drawn Comics for such publishers as Heavy Metal Magazine, Desperado, Caliber, Image, and CFD. I create and sell Prints mostly on mythological and fantasy themes, in pen & ink, watercolor and/or acrylics. A few years ago, I was hired by Ferris State University to create a series of pen & ink portraits of their former presidents. I've taught drawing and illustration through a local art gallery, though I don't have a degree. What I've learned about drawing and painting, I've learned through my own studies and practice and from following the example of those I respect.
I'm on facebook. Feel free to friend. I've recently joined twitter (but rarely tweet) twitter.com/MikeLPeters
Recent Publications : (follow links to purchase or inquire)
I'm proud to announce, my design has been
chosen for the 2012 Robert E. Howard Museum's T-shirt (available in the gift
shop, in Cross Plains, Texas, or ordered through Paypal:
ProjPride@yahoo.com - - $15 + $3 for
shipping) I think they are taking pre-orders, but the shirts will be fully
available June 8th, or 9th
REH: Two-Gun Raconteur #15 - - June 2011 (On sale NOW!), featuring a cover painting of the character Bran Mak Morn.
Contact me --
mlpetersartist(at)yahoo(dot)com,
or
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All artwork on this site, unless otherwise noted, is © copyright Michael L. Peters. ™ the respective trademark holders. The wall paper is a simplified version of the paper "Snakeshead" designed by William Morris, circa 1876.