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[[File:Sdcc 09 - guido guidi and ej su.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|If he's with [[Guido Guidi]] here, would that make them peas in a pod?]]
[[File:Sdcc 09 - guido guidi and ej su.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|If he's with [[Guido Guidi]] here, would that make them peas in a pod?]]
'''E. J. Su''' is an artist from Taiwan. Before signing on with [[IDW Publishing]] as a comic book artist, he was an artist with {{w|Image Comics}} (where he co-created {{w|Tech Jacket}} with [[Robert Kirkman]]) and had done some Transformers art for [[Hasbro]]. He left comic books as a career in 2010 to take a job as a full-time industrial designer for a company making cases for mobile phones,<ref>[http://ej-su.deviantart.com/ "For those who are wondering, (hopefully there are some) I've left my comic book career behind to work as a full-time industrial designer for more than an year now."]</ref><ref name=C"PO">[http://www.linkedin.com/in/ejsu28 E.J. Su | LinkedIn]: CPO / Industrial Designer [...] Chief Product Officer at Trident Case</ref> although he still contributes the occasional piece of ''Transformers'' work, such as the covers for ''[[The Transformers: The IDW Collection]]'' hardcovers.
'''E. J. Su''' is an artist from Taiwan. Before signing on with [[IDW Publishing]] as a comic book artist, he was an artist with {{w|Image Comics}} (where he co-created {{w|Tech Jacket}} with [[Robert Kirkman]]) and had done some Transformers art for [[Hasbro]]. He left comic books as a career in 2010 to take a job as a full-time industrial designer for a company making cases for mobile phones,<ref>{{citesocial|quote=For those who are wondering, (hopefully there are some) I've left my comic book career behind to work as a full-time industrial designer for more than an year now.|link=https://www.deviantart.com/ej-su/journal/I-am-back-253164058|name=E. J. Su|site=DeviantArt|year=2011|month-08|day=16}}</ref><ref name=C"PO">[http://www.linkedin.com/in/ejsu28 E.J. Su | LinkedIn]: CPO / Industrial Designer [...] Chief Product Officer at Trident Case</ref> although he still contributes the occasional piece of ''Transformers'' work, such as the covers for ''[[The Transformers: The IDW Collection]]'' hardcovers.


He does his own sound effects!<ref>[http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?t=6022&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=285 Denton J. Tipton]: "It's usually done by the letterer, but E.J. does his own sound effects."</ref>
He does his own sound effects!<ref>{{citesocial|link=http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?t=6022&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=285|name=Denton J. Tipton|quote=It's usually done by the letterer, but E.J. does his own sound effects.|site=IDW Publishing forums|defunct=y}}</ref>


==Comic book art==
==Comic book art==

Revision as of 20:36, 1 June 2023

If he's with Guido Guidi here, would that make them peas in a pod?

E. J. Su is an artist from Taiwan. Before signing on with IDW Publishing as a comic book artist, he was an artist with Image Comics (where he co-created Tech Jacket with Robert Kirkman) and had done some Transformers art for Hasbro. He left comic books as a career in 2010 to take a job as a full-time industrial designer for a company making cases for mobile phones,[1][2] although he still contributes the occasional piece of Transformers work, such as the covers for The Transformers: The IDW Collection hardcovers.

He does his own sound effects![3]

Comic book art

Devil's Due Press

IDW

Transformers promotional art

Armada

All characters listed here include vehicle-mode illustrations where applicable.

DVD art


Convention guest

Extended E. J. Su gallery

Notes

Interviews

References

  1. "For those who are wondering, (hopefully there are some) I've left my comic book career behind to work as a full-time industrial designer for more than an year now."—E. J. Su, DeviantArt, 2011
  2. E.J. Su | LinkedIn: CPO / Industrial Designer [...] Chief Product Officer at Trident Case
  3. "It's usually done by the letterer, but E.J. does his own sound effects."—Denton J. Tipton, IDW Publishing forums (dead link)