Oziana #37

Oziana is the magazine of The International Wizard of Oz Club.  I was very honored when I was asked to provide the cover for issue #37, which is to be the final issue of the magazine.  The cover depicts characters featured in the stories contained inside the issue engaged in a magical battle inside the Emerald City.

Pictured in this piece from left to right are:  a Boar Guard (from the Russian Oz Series), the Witched Wick (an original character to a story in the issue), Bastinda (the Russian series Wicked Witch of the West), Polychrome the Rainbow's Daughter, Bungle the Glass Cat, The Wizard of Oz, Yurgod the Gryphon (from the Russian series), Princess Ozma of Oz, and a Rain Sprite (an original character from a story in the issue)

The issue will be available to order from The International Wizard of Oz Club's website.


Pencils, Ink, Prismacolor Color Pencils, Prismacolor Markers, Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator.
©Kevenn T. Smith 2011

Triple Moon Goddesses

This is a Triple Moon Goddesses illustration that I made for a friend's gift.  It depicts the Maid, Mother, and Crone of the moon.


Pencils, Ink, Prismacolor Color Pencils, And Acryllic.
©Kevenn T. Smith 2011

Xena And Gabrielle by Kevenn T. Smith

I did this artcard of Xena and Gabrielle (played by Lucy Lawless and Renee O'Connor) for a friend's present this year.


Pencils, Ink and Prismacolor Color Pencils
©Kevenn T. Smith 2011

Now available as cards, postcards, and small matted prints at RedBubble.com!

He-Man & She-Ra in Color

I sold the He-Man and She-Ra artcards and colored them before I sent them off.  I wanted to post them here to be able to compare to the inked versions.  This artcard is now available as cards, postcards, and small matted prints at RedBubble.com!
He-Man & Orko:



She-Ra and Swift Wind, also available as cards, postcards, and small matted prints at RedBubble.com:

He-Man, Orko, She-Ra, and Swift Wind ©Mattel 2011

Stephanie Brown: Spoiler/Robin IV

I was a fan of the DC Comics character Spoiler from the first time I read a comic with her in it.  I believe it was Robin #3.  Since then, I tracked all three of her previous appearances in Detective Comics #647-649, where her first outing as a costumed vigilante was told.  Spoiler is pretty much the only non-powered teenage vigilante that wasn't a derivative of anyone; especially not a male hero.  I created this visual Costume History of Spoiler as my own entry in the grassroots online support to bring the character back from her apparent death in the War Games storyline.  This piece shows the evolution of her costume through the 90's and into the present decade, including many of the looks that artist Pete Woods gave her during his lengthy and classic tenure on the Robin title.

Spoiler was always a favorite character of mine.  She is determined, headstrong, fun, and comes from a blue collar background.  She doesn't have millions of dollars and isn't one of the privileged rich kids living off of Bruce Wayne's money.  Her dad was a supervillain, the Cluemaster.  Her tenure as Robin was brief, but memorable.  I am happy that DC Comics has brought her back from "the dead" under the pen of her creator, Chuck Dixon, and I hope her character continues to shine in comics for years to come.

Spoiler and Robin ©DC Comics 2011