Posted in: Comics | Tagged: aneke, Comics, damsels, dynamite, entertainment, john reppion, leah moore, Steampunk Battlestar Galactica:1880, tony lee
Artist Spotlight – Aneke From Dynamite's Steampunk BSG: 1880
Aneke is a relative new comer to the comic book scene, but she got to work with John Reppion and Leah Moore already. Now she's swinging his talents over to work with Tony Lee on Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880. We swing the artist spotlight over to check out Aneke's work and to get to know her a little better.

ANEKE: I started drawing comics after I was introduced to my agent; I was asked to do some samples for a fantasy new series by Dynamite. It was my first time ever making comics. They liked my pages and I was in. I was really lucky.

ANEKE: Influences in drawing… I love Alan Davis, Carlos Pacheco, C.Jeffrey Jones, Barry Windsor-Smith, John Byrne, John Buscema, Frazzeta, Simon Bisley, Amy Reeder, Fiona Staples, Frank Thorne…. can´t finish the list….oh, and my all-time favourite María Pascual.

ANEKE: I read the script, start sketching, when I feel comfortable with the sketches I start inking ( I work digitally so I can easily go backwards if I need to re-do something). And keep going until I think the page is finished. I´m not into definite separate stages at work, I see it as a whole thing so I need to be sure I can re-imagine things if I´m not happy with the final inks. It takes me a day, day and a half, two days, per page, depending on the difficulty of it.


ANEKE: I am quite new here, so Damsels (John Reppion, Leah Moore) is the fantasy book I was talking previously, (12 issues) and issue #12 of Battlestar Galactica (Classic) which I enjoyed very much. Before comics I made some illustrations for Mongoose Publishing and worked here and there as a freelance artist.


ANEKE: Right now I´m making the art (pencil and inks) in BSG 1880, which is a new whole world to me, full of challenges and excitement.


ANEKE: My dream Project… I don´t know, I guess one that would sum everything that I like, I can´t pick one genre right now, so I would say I´d like to work on projects that travel with you your whole life. Of course I would love to be able to work my own projects in the future.
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