Teachers

May as well name drop these guys. Mark Pudleiner, Charles Phillips, and Wayne Gilbert of Vanarts. I finally managed to get Mark to look recognizable. Wayne's still pretty off though.

Kick a Kid

Playing around with colour.

Pencil Hands

Sharpening them would suck though...

I wish
that I had pencil hands.
They'd be very helpful I say.
I'd wield them with all my might
To keep the dreaded art block away.

Oooooo that was pretty terrible. Anyway, it's for the ArtBlockBuster week "Draw a Storybook scene". From I Wish that I Had Duck Feet. Fond memories.


//EDIT: I've gone without a banner long enough. Turned this into one. Now I just need a Title....

Not the Mama

Lazy with plaid.

Some quickies from google reference.

The one Baby centered on the rough page creeps me out.

Dinosaurs. I still have some episodes of this on vhs. Good show and STILL better than The Simpsons. Also a look at how different the atmosphere was not too long ago. Case-in-point, Earl kills them all off in the last episode. Yep, they all die. Oops.

Warm ups X

I think it's neat when I can show a page straight out, without editing.

In this case though, you might have to just, turn your head... a little.

Warm ups IX

Warm ups VIII

Avatar-Rolling Start!

It's a slow start... But I'll pick up speed.

For the new group blog – Art Block Buster. "Bust your art block and stay active!"; that's the hope anyway.

Warm ups VII

•The two handsome guys in the bottom left were done with inspiration from Steve's style.

Warm ups VI

A slightly longer warmup post today. Also, just an unrelated note to toss your way - things like tongues, popsicles and corndogs are intrinsically "clean". If distortions have arisen, the cause is you~.

As I mentioned during a former post, most of my warm-up body sketches are partials and so are boring to look at, and won't normally be posted. But y'know. I like this one.