Australian Artist Recreates Popular Characters From Movies and Comic Books, and His Work Is Astonishing

"It all begins with a sketch."

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Published in Cartoons / Anime
6 Oct 2021

Australian Artist Recreates Popular Characters From Movies and Comic Books, and His Work Is Astonishing

Do what you love, and you will never work a day in your life. This old saying is very much true—just ask Patric Brown. He is an artist from Australia, currently living in Tasmania.

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In addition to his regular work for Marvel, he enjoys creating fan art, recreating popular characters from comic books, video games, movies, and more. It's clear that drawing is much more than just a job for him.

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"I've always loved doing fan art; it's been a passion of mine for over 10 years now, and I've had a blast filling my gallery with it. Being a huge gamer and having a strong interest in the entertainment world, I can never run out of things to draw," Patrick says.

1. "Magneto"

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"Most people call me a fan artist, but I like to think of it as giving me a reason to draw something so I can improve myself for better things. I love what I do; I always have. Without my fans, I am nothing, so thank you to everyone who enjoys my work," Patrick says.

2. "Professor X"

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Patric finds inspiration in games, movies, and comic books.

Whether it's to gain hype over an upcoming game that I'm eager to play or to express excitement for that blockbuster movie that seems so far off, I'm always inspired to create more fan art using the dynamics and energy of my style."

3. "Cyclops"

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4. "Wolverine"

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5. "Rey - Star Wars"

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6. "Baby Yoda"

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Patric is dedicated to teaching new and aspiring artists, and they can find his online courses on Skillshare.

“It all begins with a sketch. Maybe you want to push yourself further. Maybe you want to turn your hobby into a career. Through my online art classes, I’ll take you through my entire art process, from sketches to inks and final colors.”