Chris Soares

@chrissoares.bsky.social

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Illustrator. 3D Artist. Video Game Vet - Civ, Spidey, Bond, many others. Comic book fan. Guitar nerd. No AI or NFT www.chrissoares.com

Seattle Space Needle with a soccer ball painted on it for World Cup.
Frame from the film Sin City.
Amazing Spider-Man #148 by Garry Conway and Ross Andru. Cover by Ross Andru 1975
Mike Mignolia black and white comic panel from his Dracula adaptation of Francis Ford Coppola's film.
Marvel Comics Fantastic Four released in April 1967. Cover art by Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnot.
Dave McKean's cover for Batman Arkham Asylum. -DC comics
Art school confidential, the goth years. Baltimore, MD in the 80s.
Errant knight, digital ink drawing. By Chris Soares.
Front cover of The Rocketeer number 1, by Dave Stevens. With a backup story by Steve Ditko. Published by Pacific Comics 1982.
Marvel Comics The Invaders - Part 2 of 3 - "Union Jack is Back!" Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Frank Robbins and Frank Springer. Cover by Jack Kirby. 1975
Marvel Premiere #50 1979 features Alice Cooper. The story is pulled from Alice's album written with Burnie Taupin. Art by Tom Sutton and Terry Austin.
Cover for Amazing Spider-Man #77 by John Romita. The cover shows an action shot of Human Torch disrupting a battle between Spider-Man and The Lizard.
Comic book cover of Black Kiss #1 by Howard Chaykin.
Cover of the Alien Worlds by Dave Stevens. 1983
Digital ink drawing of a floating castle seen through a moongate. 2019 - Chris Soares.
Interior pages from Jon J Muth's The Mythology of an Abandoned City. Black and white graphic novel collected here in hardcover.
Inside the cover box shows an inset CD with Muth's soundtrack. On the right is the numbered print by the artist. The box is wrapped in black cloth. All of the red throughout the packaging is heavy glossy paper.
Interior pages from The Mythology of an Abandoned City, by Jon J Muth. This black and white graphic novel includes a soundtrack by the artist.
A cover for the Stray Toasters by Bill Sienkiewicz.
Picture of an old CD from a 3D Studio Release 2 installation. Dated 1992. From the early days of 3D computer graphics.
View from the Frye Art Museum restaurant.
OC - Bad Thing - Micheal Tegler/Chris Soares. Art School late 80s.
Big Numbers #1 by Alan Moore and Bill Sienkiewicz. Cover art by Bill Sienkiewicz, shows two principle characters talking.
Photo of a motion capture stage with two stunt performers working out a melee scene. Chris Torres on the right, unknown stunt performer on the left. Photo by Chris Soares.
Milo checks out the scene followed by his counterpart Hope. Drawing by Chris Soares. Pencil drawing of two comic book characters. Milo is a Puffin bird, in the style of Howard the Duck and Lizard characters from Vaughn Bodé. Hope, standing behind Milo, is the other half of the duo.
Doom Patrol comic book cover by Simon Bisley. Show's 3 monsters with enormous fangs.
Chance To Steal album promo, Learning To Be Sad. The image is of a chimpanzee astronaut sitting and contemplating its place in the universe.
Our family's Christmas card. This year we were Muppets.
Ink drawing inspired by a scene in the movie Pink Floyd's The Wall, shows a cigarette that has burned down to the filter leaving a long husk of ash.
The cover of Marvel comic book Electra Assassin. Written by Frank Miller, illustrated by Bill Sienkiewicz.
Thanksgiving turkey cooking on the grill.
A still frame from the movie Planet of the Apes, shows a spaceship that crashed landed in a lake.
A stack of CDs for Seattle melodic punk band Chance To Steal. The cover illustration shows a chimpanzee astronaut considering it's place in the Universe.
A collection of illustrations by Chris Soares. The images are in various 2D and 3D renderings. All were created digitally without any A I.
Master of Magic, box cover art. The reflection of a demon dancing in the eye of a Mage.
Black Widow Flamethrower. Sketchy ink drawing of mech in a dystopian landscape.
Black and white ink drawing done in Procreate. It shows an astronaut floating through space playing a flying V electric guitar. From 2020's Inktober.
A photo of a carnival ride that spins. Riders fly along underneath suspended by chairs hung from chains. The night is lit up green from the ride's lights. Long Beach, CA 2018
Marvel Comics Amazing Spider-Man number 148. The first comic book I ever got as a kid.
Voted! Photo of me showing off my voted sticker.
Ginsburg the cat yaws in a heavily edited photo.
Chance To Steal album cover . An illustration of a chimpanzee in an astronaut's spacesuit sitting and contemplating it's place in the universe. The title of the album is dotted across the sky in the form of a constellation. No AI was used in the cover art by Chris Soares.
A knitted plant character from the video game Plants vs Zombies.
A fanart comic book cover illustration for the Fantastic Four. The Fantastic Four attacked by an oversized Annihilus. Annihilus grasps the Fantastcar crushing it like a soda can. The FF spring into action.
A 3D rendering of a old stone bridge where a monster feeds on a four pack of horses while the driver scrabbles for his life.
A fan created comic book cover for Swamp Thing. It was made with the 3D software Blender rather than traditional pencil and ink.
An illustration of a space explorer and their robot companion discovering a mysterious cube in an alien landscape.
Misty beach reflects the cloudy sky. Rocky mounds stick out of the water in the distance.
City sidewalk in New Orleans at night. Vespa scooter under a street light. Building sign, Delacroix Corp.