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Lico Reloj
Artist | Professional | Traditional Art
Philippines
Comic Book Creator Published Works
* THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN SCAM (2005-2005) Siklab * RUMI-NATION (2005-2005) Yehey.com * THE FIFTY-PESO NINJA (2007-2007) Topak! Magazine * Illustration for the book The Assault on Reality: A Field Manual for The Strange Psyche by Domus Kaotica and Marauder Underground * Art contributor for Philippine-based online magazine Mysterium Magazine * Character designs for Racini Bags and Luggage (2011) * Video collaboration with videographer Louie Sagabaen for Keyes Real Estate (2011) * * Interior art for Robert Francis Rubin’s book Defensive Occultism: A Manual of Supernatural Protection and Occult Investigation (2012) Webcomics
* THE FIFTY-PESO NINJA (2006-present) * SLIMIES (2009-present)
Breaking into Comics
I've been in the independent comic circuit for some time but I've never considered going pro til recently. Lawrence Mijares of Siklab magazine hired me to create The Adventures of Captain Scam, a gag strip about a superhero who has the superpower to con people with ridiculously extreme ease. Influences in Comics
I had a lot of influences but the biggest ones were Pol Medina Jr. (a popular Filipino cartoonist who inspired me to draw comic strips when I was a child), Shotaro Ishinomori (for his trademark cartoony manga style), and Stan Sakai (for his clean, simple yet elegant cartoon art style and cinematographic paneling in Usagi Yojimbo). As of now, I hardly use greytones but I make up for it by adding a lot of cross-hatchings as accents hence my comics in pure black and white.
Cartoons, anime, fantasy stories, video games, kung fu comics and martial arts movies and even eastern philosophies play a big part in their influences on me.
Hobbies other than comics
cooking, pets, website design, playing the harmonica, martial arts, meditation, origami
Current Residence: Philippines Favorite genre of music: power metal Favorite style of art: cartoon and manga Wallpaper of choice: anything that catches my eye Skin of choice: KFC chicken skin Personal Quote: "I'm hungry."
Favorite visual artistStan SakaiFavorite moviesThe Adventures of Baron Munchausen, Willow, Conan the BarbarianFavorite bands / musical artistsQueenFavorite booksPsycho-cybernetics by Maxwell Maltz, The Thraxas books by Martin Scott, Warlock by Wilbur SmithFavorite writersJRR TolkienFavorite gamesThe Elder Scrolls IV: SkyrimTools of the TradeMechanical Pen of MightOther Interestscomics, anime, cartoons, fantasy, paranormal, comedy
Yep, I'm back in DA. If you want to see the more recent artworks I haven't uploaded to DA, visit inkworksorcery.tumblr.com . I'm staying for good because I'm in great need of some inspiration.
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