I don't know about me, but my life is mega crazy right now. Have been able to draw much at all lately. I am showing in the East Austin Studio Tour this weekend and all the last week and a half has been spent prepping for that. Funny that preparing for an art show doesn't allow me to draw...
Check out Dean Trippe's work...who I am totally stealing here. Taking a few minutes between programming...saw this guys work and wanted to draw his batman. Apparently I really liked it and couldn't have just one.
I have been able to draw as much (any) for the past couple weeks. My little brother is starting a business and needs a website in a hurry, so I have been spending all my time working on that. Finally took a few minutes for myself.
I keep a piece of card stock on my drawing table to do tests of colors, clean brushes, and cut on top of when using an exacto. This one sort of became its own thing, and I actually like it better than some of the drawings I have been doing lately.
It's been a week since I last posted, and I have (not) suprisingly little to show for it. The girl in black is from Wapsi Square, which is a really cool web comic I just found. My rendition is no where near as well done as the artist that does it...
In my epic fantasy comic/novel I hope to one day write these bad boys are the method of mass transport...people onboard via the mouth in a 747 sized whale that can fly. Nifty, huh?
It's really hard to find Native American artwork on the internet that doesn't scream of stereotypical. All the photos are so posed, that I have no idea how authentic the dress is or anything like that. Oh well. I want to do a story about Thunderbirds and I have been looking around a bit with little success.
Been really busy doing nothing lately...or at least I don't have any art to show for my time. Here is a doodle in Sumi-e ink (which I wish I had discovered sooner, this stuff is fun!) and watercolor...
I've been really enjoying making these lately. I had this little hand bound leather sketchbook with paper made in Tibet or some shit....anyway it was just sitting around because despite its coolness, it was simply too small to actually draw anything. Turns out its the perfect size for these doodles that I end up doing all the time anyway.
I lack the patience to be a comic book artist, though it has remained a life long dream. Doodled these out on scrap paper and composed it in photoshop. 20 minutes or so to do.
Cars are one of the many things that I have a very hard time drawing...even when looking at reference material. I generally have to look at a drawing to get even close, rather than drawing from life (which is my preference for most other stuff). Sadly I think that designing cars would be one of the coolest jobs ever...shame I couldn't do it.
Not the same crap from the piss poor Paul Verhoeven movie. I've always been a bit bitter about that movie, then I read that Verhoeven didn't even finish reading the book. Why did he get granted a license for material he didn't give a crap about? Anyway, here are some doodles of the power suits and I imagine them.