Daily sketchbook dump July 11-15

Another dump, assorted stuff. Trying to do smaller dumps, so there's not a truckload of images to wade through every time.


Borrowed the panel layout from the BPRD-comic Night Train, for exercise-purposes.

Daily sketchbook dump July 2-10

My first sketchbook actually ran out on the 7th, so I've got a new one now - hardcover, which means it's a bit trickier to scan, but on the other hand I get enough performance anxiety that I absolutely refuse to waste paper on halfhearted sketches. In the long run, I guess that's a good thing.

Daily sketchbook dump June 21-July 1

Back again from Gotland, and dying from the heat, here's my collection of sketches from June 21st onwards. Some from life, some not.

We start out with a hypothetical older version of Calvin and Hobbes (because they're awesome):

Daily Sketchbook dump June 12-20

Two-pages-daily dump, picking out the best ones. There are ups and downs, obviously.

Some of these are referenced off photographs, some from life (the hands, most noticeably).









Working on the big, digital painting version of this:

Speedpaint

Disney's Tangled was awesome. I loved the lantern-scene. Yeah.

Gotland sketchdump, v. 23

Okay, so. Gotland is awesome (and hot as hell) and fun (and hot as hell) and exhausting (and hot as hell).

One of the homework assignments for the Lifedrawing course is two pages daily in our sketchbook, of anything we want. So I've been drawing like crazy for the last week. Here are some of the best ones (as in, the ones that weren't eaten by my scanner).

Some from life, some imaginary, some comic layouts, some cover sketches, etc., etc.