Fantasy / Mythological Art, Comic Book Art, Illustration and more... 

Click on a picture below to go to the relevant page, or scroll to full list of pages and updates at the bottom of this page.

Contact me --  mlpetersartist(at)yahoo(dot)com, or mlpetersartist(at)gmail(dot)com

Questions or comments are welcome. 

Who is Michael L. Peters?  I've drawn Comics for such publishers as Heavy Metal Magazine, Desperado, Caliber, Image, and CFD.  I create and sell Prints mostly on mythological and fantasy themes, in pen & ink, watercolor and/or acrylics.  A few years ago,  I was hired by Ferris State University to create a series of pen & ink portraits of their former presidents.  I've taught drawing and illustration through a local art gallery, though I don't have a degree.  What I've learned about drawing and painting, I've learned through my own studies and practice and from following the example of those I respect.

I'm on facebook.  Feel free to friend.  I've recently joined twitter (but rarely tweet) twitter.com/MikeLPeters

My next planned (subject to change) convention appearance is The Motor City Comic Con, May17, 18 & 19th, 2013.  I'm also happy to announce I'll be attending the first GrandCon, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, September 21st and 22nd, 2013

Recent Publications : (follow links to purchase or inquire) 

REH:Two-Gun Raconteur #16, featuring a 4 page portfolio by me, illustrating the Robert E. Howard, Conan story, "Rogues in the House".
Art Stew
My two volume collection of Convention Sketches, Commissions and various drawings, sold at conventions, or through here - - $15 + postage  - -or $25 for both, postage included.

Art Stew Volume 1 - - $15 plus postage, contact me for details.	Art Stew Volume 2 - - $15 plus postage, contact me for details.

I'm proud to announce, my design has been chosen for the 2012 Robert E. Howard Museum's T-shirt (available in the gift shop, in Cross Plains, Texas, or ordered through Paypal:  ProjPride@yahoo.com - - $15 + $3 for shipping)  I think they are taking pre-orders, but the shirts will be fully available June 8th, or 9th
 

Robert E. Howard Museum T-Shirt Design

 REH: Two-Gun Raconteur #15 - - June 2011 (On sale NOW!),  featuring a cover painting of the character Bran Mak Morn.

I'll have a 4-picture Conan portfolio, illustrating the story " Rogues in the House ", by Robert E. Howard, in REH: Two-Gun Raconteur #16 - - no set date for publication, at this time...

Contact me --  mlpetersartist(at)yahoo(dot)com, or mlpetersartist(at)gmail(dot)com

The various pages on this site:

• Original Art For Sale   Listed prices are negotiable.
• Prints  Available to buy as posters.
• Crescent City Magick My new comic book series -- in need of a publisher, but my favorite thing ever.
• Comics  A sample of some published comics work.
• Short Comics Stories 
• Illustration Non-comics published (or intended for publication) artwork.
• Unpublished Comics -- Unbound #2
• Commissioned Drawings  Fantasy and Comics themed privately commissioned work.
• Convention Sketches  Drawn at comic book and fantasy conventions. 
• Sketchbook
• Ferris State University Pen and ink portraits of the university's current and former presidents.
• Miscellaneous Art New Page

Updates

• Most recent Update: May 16th, with art added to Illustration, Commissioned Drawings, and an update to Crescent City Magick pages.
• March 19th, 2013, with the revised and improved cover for CRESCENT CITY MAGICK on the Crescent City Magick page.
• February 19th, 2013, with art added to the Commissioned Drawings page, the Original Art For Sale page and Sketchbook and Misc page
• November 18th, with the addition of mini-comics promo copies, of the 4 individual chapters of CRESCENT CITY MAGICK, for sale, on the Crescent City Magick page...new art added to the Convention Sketches page... and with 2 volumes of convention sketchbook added on this page.
• October 7th, with the addition of the 7 page story, "John Barleycorn", to the Short Comics Stories page
• August 15th with the addition of Anthony Foster, Patriot of the American Revolution to the Commissioned Drawings page.
•  July 31st With the addition of the Roy Bean Memorial picture on the Commissioned Drawings page.
• July 18th, with some updates and corrections.
• March 8th, 2012, with the the T-Shirt design for the Robert E. Howard Museum (see above)
• February 11th, 2012, with three new pieces in the Miscellaneous Art page and The 2011 Avila family Holiday Card featuring Archie, to the Commissioned Drawings page.
• October 4th, 2011, with art added to the Original Art For Sale page, the Convention Sketches page and Sketchbook and Misc page.
•  June 28th, 2011, with the addition of Bran Mak Morn to the Illustration page and info on upcoming convention appearances.
• June 8th, with the additions to the Convention Sketches page and the Original Art For Sale page.
•  January 27th 2011, with the additions of Poison Ivy and the 2010 Avila family Holiday Card featuring the Fantastic Four to the Commissioned Drawings page.
• November 3rd, 2010, with the addition of the Solomon Kane portfolio, "The Hills of the Dead", from REH-Two-Gun Raconteur #14, to the Illustration page.
• November 2nd, with the addition of a Hawkman sketch to the Convention Sketches page.
• October 1, 2010 with the addition of a drawing for the 2010 Wonder Woman Day charity Auction to the Miscellaneous Page.
• July 27, 2010, with the cover for REH-Two-Gun Raconteur #14 added to the Illustration page.
• March, 18th, Added scans of sketch cards to the Miscellaneous Art page,  cleaned up some links and added some announcements, above.
• January, 20th, 2010, with the addition of Avila Holiday Card to the Commissioned Drawings page.
• December 2nd, '09, with the addition of Herakles to Fantasy and Mythological Art Prints
• September 24, with some art drawn for a Role Playing Game added to the Commissioned Drawings page.
• August 14th, '09, with the portfolio "Kings of the Night", from REH: Two-gun Raconteur #13 , on the Illustration page and with an addition to the Convention Sketches page.

   All artwork on this site, unless otherwise noted, is © copyright Michael L. Peters. ™ the respective trademark holders.  The wall paper is a simplified version of the paper "Snakeshead" designed by William Morris, circa 1876.