May 3rd, 2012 by Warren Belfield

This is the piece I recently donated to the Art Auction done to help raise money to help one of my former professors a super talented illustrator and great guy, Kerry Talbot . (Click the link kids! There’s good stuff to see over there.)
Kerry was diagnosed with Brain Cancer on Christmas 2010. And has been fighting the good fight since. Not only against cancer but also having to land work while going through treatment. As fate would have it just prior to his diagnosis his staff position of over 20 years at the Richmond Times Dispatch (the city’s local newspaper) had been dissolved during reductions. Taking his health insurance with it. Which as you can imagine has left him in a position of having some serious bills.
This fund raiser and call to action was spearheaded by Patrick Godfrey. A really swell guy, and owner of one of the better comic shops I’ve ever walked in Velocity Comics.
And the equally awesome Ghostprint Gallery opened their doors for the event to take place in.
This past Monday all of Pat’s hard work bore fruit as a ton of folks came out in support. And from the sounds of it the auction was a definite success!
From what I understand it appears Kerry has his condition beat these days. And while I’m sure there’s a whole lot of fighting for him still as he works back to level footing. I sincerely hope what was raised will at least go some way towards making the climb a little less steep.
So long story short. Keep fighting Kerry!
Every now and again something comes along and reminds me that no matter how cynical I may be, people can be pretty amazing.
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March 8th, 2012 by Warren Belfield

Been hard at work behind the scenes. Hopefully I’ll be able to start sharing more soon.
This is a study drawing for an element of a piece I’m working on currently.
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January 17th, 2012 by Warren Belfield

Yelizaveta Mironova, was a Russian sniper during WWII. During her service she was credited with 34 confirmed kills and over 100 unconfirmed kills. The reference photo was pulled from her wikipedia stub.
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November 15th, 2011 by Warren Belfield

‘Nuff Said true believers.
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November 4th, 2011 by Warren Belfield

I picked up the first volume of Samurai executioner on a whim last weekend. This is a follow up to Koike & Kojima’s long running and influential series Lone Wolf and Cub. (One of my absolute favorite comic reading experiences) The main character’s name translates to NECK-CHOPPER ASA! I’m fairly certain I don’t need to sell anyone on why that is awesome.
I was asleep at the wheel when these were first translated and brought over by dark Horse. But now that I know about them I’m certainly looking forward to the rest.
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October 21st, 2011 by Warren Belfield

This one’s a keeper. And definitely worth re-reading/refreshing the information every so often.
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September 29th, 2011 by Fweeb
Drinking antifreeze will turn your eyes green. Of course, it may also kill you, so in order to get green eyes without dying, you should only have a small dose of antifreeze each day. You can hasten the process by mixing this small amount of antifreeze with fish oil and minced beets.
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September 28th, 2011 by Fweeb
September is the only month of the year in which people are legally required to greet one another without looking the other person in the eye.
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September 27th, 2011 by Fweeb
Similar to how human infants are naturally capable of swimming, puppies are capable of flight for the first 6-8 days of life.
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