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And here’s some more art if you’re on the fence about hiring me for something cool:
Digital illustration of pulp comic book and film character The Rocketeer blasting through stormy clouds with his famous jetpack. He is an adult male wearing a gold toned metal helmet with dark lenses and a grated mouth piece, a reddish brown leather jacket with a gold-over chest flap and gold buttons, tan jhodpurs, and black leather gloves and high boots. He is saluting the viewer with one hand and controlling the thrust of the jetpack on his back with the other which is spouting yellow and red flames that turn into a spiraling trail of gray smoke. Art by me, Jeff Pennington A science fiction space themed homage to Edward Hopper’s 1942 masterpiece “Nighthawks.” Phillies diner is now part of a space station, somewhat eroded by time and mis-care floating overtop of a planet with swirling fluffy clouds and two burning moons near an asteroid belt that stretches past the back window. Space and other planets lie beyond, dotted endlessly with stars. Inside the diner a robot bartender serves a man in a mechanized space suit and cape, a retro futuristic astronaut complete with bowl helmet, and an alien woman in a reddish space suit with a snout and horns who all sit at a triangular bar under bright yellow lights. There are a few hidden characters, and a couple cameos for you to find hidden around the piece as well. Painted digitally by Jeff Pennington for client Jon Anderson. A black and white digital painting of Captain Jean Luc Picard from Star Trek: The Next Generation dressed as his Holodeck counterpart, hard boiled 1940’s detective Dixon Hill. He wears a classic detective’s outfit of fedora, overcoat, suit and tie. He’s illuminated by a light source coming through Venetian blinds off screen in a mostly black dark room otherwise. “The Big Goodbye by Tracy Torme”, the title of both the episode this is homaging and the fictional book the episode is based on, resides to the right of Picard in stylized lettering. Art and lettering by me, Jeff Pennington. A test comic page for a short comic titled “Space Ghost: Host No More.” Digital illustration in the style of the classic 60’s Space Ghost cartoon mixed with the psychadelic additions circa Space Ghost: Coast to Coast and Cartoon Planet. Space Ghost breaks through a wall to find Brak left behind by the other villains for not being evil enough anymore. Brak accuses him of coming to ruin his fun and throws a vial of a suspicious liquid into his chest, to no avail. Art by me, Jeff Pennington.
October 14, 2025 at 11:34 AM
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Here’s some more examples of my work

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Digital painting and design piece based on the Star Trek Deep Space Nine episode “Little Green Men.” Quark, a Ferengi with large ears, sharp teeth, and an extremely gaudy patterned suit, is pointing his death ray (index finger) at a human woman in a 1940’s style military uniform with curly hair and a terrified look on her face. An overlay features text in the style of a 50’s sci-fi B-movie, featuring a logo which reads “Little Green Men” in shocking text over a glowing green Earth and under a small green UFO. Text in the bottom right list the major player actors of the DS9 episode in the style of a classic movie poster. Digital illustration of Undyne from Undertale standing in full Royal Guard armor, her helmet tucked beneath her arm and her other hand grasping onto a glowing spear which highlights along her reflective armor. She has a gigantic, janky maniacal smile on her face and her ponytail is whipping in the wind. A lightning bolt crashes dramatically in the background, highlighting her figure from behind. Digital painting of three variations of Kermit the Frog dressed in oversized white suits ala David Byrne during the Talking Heads “Stop Making Sense” Tour. Each Kermit is making a different expression standing under two blurred stage lights behind them, but are primarily lit from stage right. A closed caption below the image on a black bar reads “Same as it ever was.” Based on the performance of Talking Heads “Once in a Lifetime” on the show Muppets Tonight. A test comic page for a short comic titled “Space Ghost: Host No More.” Digital illustration in the style of the classic 60’s Space Ghost cartoon mixed with the psychadelic additions circa Space Ghost: Coast to Coast and Cartoon Planet. Space Ghost breaks through a wall to find Brak left behind by the other villains for not being evil enough anymore. Brak accuses him of coming to ruin his fun and throws a vial of a suspicious liquid into his chest, to no avail.
October 1, 2025 at 2:14 PM
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Here’s some more examples of commissions I’ve done
Digital painting created by Jeff Pennington as the thumbnail art for Re:Direct’s YouTube video “The Duskbloods is a Win Nintendo Hasn’t Seen in 25 Years!” It depicts Princess Zelda from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom dressed as Malenia, Blade of Miquella from FromSoft’s “Elden Ring.” She is holding Malenia’s helmet as if she just removed it and is brandishing her prosthetic arm blade. A gigantic glowing tri-force looms in the background, backlighting her figure. Digitally illustrated pen and ink drawing of Schwartzvald from The Big O, a maniacal man wearing bandages covering almost every inch of his skin, a neck brace, and a trench coat over it all. He is holding his forehead, staring at the viewer with a malicious Cheshire Cat grin and holding up a lit butane lighter. His bandages flutter in the background and through to the foreground. Digital illustration of pulp comic book and film character The Rocketeer blasting through stormy clouds with his famous jetpack. He is an adult male wearing a gold toned metal helmet with dark lenses and a grated mouth piece, a reddish brown leather jacket with a gold-over chest flap and gold buttons, tan jhodpurs, and black leather gloves and high boots. He is saluting the viewer with one hand and controlling the thrust of the jetpack on his back with the other which is spouting yellow and red flames that turn into a spiraling trail of gray smoke. A science fiction space themed homage to Edward Hopper’s 1942 masterpiece “Nighthawks.” Phillies diner is now part of a space station, somewhat eroded by time and mis-care floating overtop of a planet with swirling fluffy clouds and two burning moons near an asteroid belt that stretches past the back window. Space and other planets lie beyond, dotted endlessly with stars. Inside the diner a robot bartender serves a man in a mechanized space suit and cape, a retro futuristic astronaut complete with bowl helmet, and an alien woman in a reddish space suit with a snout and horns who all sit at a triangular bar under bright yellow lights. There are a few hidden characters, and a couple cameos for you to find hidden around the piece as well. Painted digitally by Jeff Pennington for client Jon Anderson.
September 17, 2025 at 12:30 AM