About me:
It's always good to start a story near the beginning. My name is Diana Greenhalgh, but some of my friends, fans, and fellow artists know me better as Mecha. Wait... I have fans?
I am a professional inker for comic books as well as a pinup illustrator (yes, I draw pinup girls!). I plan to expand into sequential penciling in the future. I'm also the current Editor in Chief of
RONIN STUDIOS, Editor of the
Ronin Illustrated anthology series, and Art Director for the
HOPE charity anthology series.
Personally I'm an adventurer. I like to explore things.... I like to take the long road or the hard one. You miss so much when you take a shortcut. Of course that's landed me in (more than) a few tight places too! But all of it adds to life lessons and experiences. I also seek to learn and add to my artistic arsenal!
..CREDITS:..
Inks for the following:
The Coroner: Category Five (in the
Hope: New Orleans charitable graphic novel), and a cover for
Ronin Illustrated issue 1.
10th Muse issue 10,
Victoria's Secret Service issue 2,
Legend of Isis issue 10, and the covers of
Judo Girl vol. 2 issue 4 and
Jason and the Argonauts: Kingdom of Hades issue 1.
BloodRayne: Plague of Dreams issue 2, cover inks for
BloodRayne: Red Blood Run issue 1,
The Chronicles of Dr. Herbert West issue 1 (previously titled
Re-Animator), and
Tempest, issues 3-5 (including an unpublished cover). Most recently, Nova issue 25 and the Blastaar story in War of Kings: Warriors issue 1, both from Marvel Comics.
Editor-in-Chief of
RONIN STUDIOS. Within that I'm Art Director for the
HOPE charity anthology series (to date,
HOPE: New Orleans, and the upcoming
HOPE: The Hero Initiative) and editor of the
Ronin Illustrated anthology series.
If you've got a moment, feel free to check out my
CURRENT GALLERY! I'm currently working on designing my own website, but you can always find me on deviantArt.
I can also be found on
ComicArtCommissions.com
"In art, everything anyone teaches you becomes part of your style. As long as there's more of you in there than everyone else, you've got something that you can't doubt."
- Michael Turner (1971-2008 RIP)

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Who I'd like to meet:
Jim Lee (who I've met), Waki, Rick Ketcham, Juan Vlasco, Tim Townsend and others (who I haven't had the opportunity to meet in person yet). Anyone that I can learn from as an artist, or that I have something in common with.
Other comic book artists and fans.... anyone I can talk to about comics, really.
If you're a band or you're just trying to see how many people you can collect, please don't send me invites, I won't accept them. I have no interest in being part of a fanclub.