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The photo on the left is an over the head Joker Mask photo I found on the internet. The photo on the right I photo retouched into a full faced Joker. I haven't decided what I'll use this one for yet.

I've been working on this one to use for a Joker's Carnival action figure display. The original comic book cover I found on the internet on the left and the cleaned up and repainted version is on the right. Heres the Joker's Carnival poster. Recolored the background and made the text.

I don't always work in Photoshop. This was drawn out on corrugated cardboard about 4 feet tall, the area around the Joker was cutout out with an X-acto and pealed away to reveal the corrugated ribs and painted. The rest was hand painting, and airbrush.

Thanks Revell-Fan!

Zathros if you need any help just ask. Photoshop is my favorite program and I have taught it twice at two different community colleges. The thing about Photoshop is that there are several different ways to just about anything. I've also used Illustrator for many years. Sometimes for me its just...

Like I said on the Wonder Woman post, retired commercial artist/graphic designer. All done in Photoshop. Anyone needs any help let me know. I build most of my paper models to use as props in my action figure displays. Most are for myself but I do sometimes sell them. Heres a link to my Facebook...

Thanks Rhaven! Retired commercial artist/graphic designer. All of this is Photoshop. Anyone needs any help let me know. I make everything for my toy display projects. Most I keep but sometimes I sell them. Heres a link to my Facebook page where I post my current projects...

Heres the original workup for the American Eagle with Captain America's Shield.

Original pinup workup. The left is original comic book artist Des Taylor and the right is the cleanup and cut out.

Heres the original Workup for the "Star Spangled" letters.

Original 1941 era looking poster and on the right the figure cut out and recolored.

Original workup for the "Warrior" letters, made from a Wonder Woman logo.

Heres the original workup for the "Star Spangled" text.

Thanks for the kind words Zathros! Heres a link to my Facebook page where I post my current projects. https://www.facebook.com/CliftonCustomToys/

Thanks guys! Mostly clipart that was cleaned up and combined with found lettering. I did some digital repainting and added the red, white, & blue to the Star Spangled text.

Thanks Rhaven! Now I need the time to repaint the model, resize it, and build it. I want to harden it with resin or something else so it will be sturdy enough to use with action figures. Thinking about using magnets in the wheels so they will work up or down. Maybe magnetic prop so it can be...

Me too Rhaven!

Two versions of a Captain America Star Spangled Avenger P-51 Mustang. I will be building both as paper model repaints later this winter.

Heres a shot of my design for the Star Spangled Warrior--Wonder Woman P-51 Mustang. Comic art combined with specially made Star Spangled lettering and Warrior lettering graphic I found.

Thanks Rhaven! I've got three more I finished a while back. I did two versions for Captain America and one for Steve Trevor with Wonder Warrior(Woman). Just getting ready to upload them. I'll be building repainted paper models soon. I'll be re-scaling them to 1/12th so I can use them with my 6...