So Adobe Illustrator CS2 has the capabilities of turning digital color pics into vector objects,
that can then be broken down into paths.
What used to take me hundreds of hours going over a template of a reference
pic in Illustrator and editing it to suit my taste can now literally take a few minutes.

This opens up a ton of possibilities, it is actually scary what can be done.
Above is just me messing with a pic taken yesterday in front of Coney Island's
Dante's Inferno ride.

Once I get something going involving what I am talking about I'll post it up.

KOMIKS 1886-2006

One of the best things I've personally been associated with.
Thanks to Gerry Alanguilan for a remarkable job creating this video.

In keeping with yesterday's Western theme... this is pen and ink with some digital shading added.

This is part of a pen and ink illustration I did for Damon Sasser's Chronicler of Cross Plains,
devoted to the work of Robert E. Howard.

You can find this and other illustrations, as well as some excellent articles here:

Chronicler of Cross Plains