Felipe Qさんのイラストまとめ

Today is @lloydkaufman's birthday! One of the nicest guys I had the pleasure of meeting this year! And that was definitely one of the highlights of 2018 for me! Happy birthday, Lloyd! @Troma_Team

Merry Christmas! Happy Holidays from Felipe Pro!! With Nina, Ellie and Q! Colors by Ruby

Mira Purcell Girl Detective is officially back! After a little absence from comics, I'm coming back to one of my earliest efforts. Last time we saw Mira, things were about to get strange. The story ended on a cliffhanger, but it's time to wrap things up! Colors by Ruby

Hey there, everyone! Just wanted to remind everyone that the end of the year is an excellent opportunity to get yourself a commission from Felipe Pro! Heard they make excellent Christmas gifts!

https://t.co/dgm1xM1LN5

Ruby colored my SpongeBob meets Nina and Q drawing I made as a tribute to Stephen Hillenburg! She did such a lovely job on it! #spongebob #SpongeBobSquarepants #Stephenhillenburg #Nickelodeon

@BozoRobo @pinkmegadrill No problem! Forgot to mention, but Gokko (meaning "Make-Believe") is the name of both the silly versions. They got compiled into two volumes for the Shotaro World prints, separate from the serious stories.

Here's a commission to my old friend Godines Franco. It's a original characters of his! She's a real mime. Like, for real, her pantomimes become reality. Her make-up also changes according to her emotions and she can materialize invisible (or partially visible) objects.

Here's a new commission for Elia Veloso. It's her own original character inspired by Android Kikaider, Kawaider! She commissioned me to make her transformation sequence and another art featuring her characters with Jiro!

Hey there, Twitter followers! If you're interested about knowing what's going on at Felipe Pro, I wrote a text right here about all our future projects: https://t.co/w3sRGIfrUt. Sadly, Twitter doesn't give me much space to discuss these things, but I want to keep in touch!

Before deciding to take a break, I still had some artwork I never posted. So for those who want to see something from me, here's a tribute to Shotaro Ishinomori's Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past! It's by far the most popular manga of his in America. Colors by @ruby_ruberri