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Another challenge came from my sister. “Why didn’t you draw this first?”
Because… (click image to enlarge)
Shout out to my respected artist and superior Italian sculptor, Gian Lorenzo Bernini. I’m sorry it took this long to name a cartoon character after you bro. You had mad skillz.
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Presented without commentary… (click to enlarge)
EDIT: This deserves an explanation. My sister showed me a shirt in which the tortoise has removed the batteries from the hare to win the race. Her question to me was, “Why didn’t you draw this first?!”. I didn’t have a verbal reply. I mean, I liked the illustration, but it was… light. So I replied to her with this as my only response.
Seriously, I love Reddit, but I struggle with posting anything of mine. It’s not healthy. Click the panel below to see the full strip…
Update: natch
This is what I think I look like when that little husk from the popcorn nastily wedges itself between a tooth and the gum. It’s a blessing everyone is looking forward at the movie. Created this cool, calm night for today’s Illustration Friday.
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Comic fun! This one is going to be funny to few, if any at all. But the fight scene in Dune always struck me funny, as Sting is the most rail thin, fluid (as in dance) fighter they could have ever used, as evidenced here.
Had this idea almost a year ago. Don’t usually do comics, but I’m thinking of making a habit of it. Dedicated to my wonderful lady, who chuckled earnestly when I told her the comic idea. CLICK TO VIEW FULL COMIC!
Was trying to convey the motion of a flamenco dancer.
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As I’m starting to flush out the initial story, it sorta helps to start getting a clearer image of “Kid”. One of the things I learned in animation was to keep character development to pencil stretches until you got that “Ah-ha” moment where you knew what the coloration would be.
For me, I’ve always had a really crisp image of a character’s general look well in advance, but it helps to do these “color samples” ahead so other characters don’t get too similar.
I also wanted to toy with the idea of sidewalk chalk for her advertising purposes. It would be a cute routine for her to re-do it daily after the street washing every night.
Awhile back, when I just came off the amazing experience of getting kid’s books published Kid Malone was a character I became excited about. Originally a little boy whose folks worked on the Adamville Police force, I thought it would be fun to go through a number of “cases” with a touch of noir.
More recently, Kristen suggested Kid should be a girl and it just clicked.
While creating the female version of Kid, I also saw the necessity for a Watson to my new Heroine Holmes. Some in my family may see a certain similarity to the character “Red” among our wonderful circus of relatives.
I’ll keep posting updates and eventually as this project forms maybe even some more polished artwork.
