Little old ladies

Process

I'm starting a new self initiated illustration project, I started with a single figure and then becuase he was on a scrap I drew the others on other pieces of scrap then scanned and combined them in photoshop. I used played around with their positioning and decided I would change the mop man for composition, I also did a color test. Next step is to print out the composite, refine and make the desired changes and then ink that final sketch, more to come, stay tuned

Synesthesia

a digital sketch for a new illustration, to be completed in ink and guache

And everything else

People I don't know

Shaggy as a wrestler

James Lipton as a muppet

People I know

Sketchers

took in an Orioles game


a close up of the players (to scale from my seats)



The Doctor (my preferred incarnation)


My pre-college class (Tommy could do that with his foot)

sketching on the light rail

More Werewhale on Friday

Go figure

Easy as

Working on an alphabet and a block/screen print, more on that later

I'm very good at what I do and what I do is this...

As I mentioned before I was recently part of a friends wedding, the entire time I desperately wanted some kindly distant relative to ask me what I did so that I could show them these drawings I made on the trip up to Pittsburgh

Jump

I like the top drawing better

I got flatbed scanners, values and tones

I will be attempting to parody every line of Beck's "Where It's At" in these sketch updates

Sketches and scans, just clap your hands

I apparently used the x-ray function on the scanner since you can see through to the other side of the pages, this is on purpose, it is 100% more efficient to look at images this way. These people are Chip Wass, my guest critic for my thesis mid-term and Taylor Fischer, affectionately called "T-Lore" Fischer as she is proficient in lore, you can look at here arts here: http://taylorfischer.blogspot.com


This is a more comical version of Chip Wass, in this picture he is named "Cherp Waz"

And finally here's a drawing of my good friend Kristin Nohe, check out her stuff here: Kristin Nohe's blog