I did a drawing, “Thunder Lizard,” for an adventure panel comic. I liked the layout but, as happens sometimes, as I was finishing it I realized the physics of the tail swing were off.
So I did a redesign. Now the physics are correct and the blacks present a much more balanced drawing while giving this long-neck more weight. I also added more texture between the lights and shadows. All in all, a better composition.
Sometimes we all feel like just plugging in a movie and hiding away home!
I can just imagine what it’ll be like when we’re all holograms! Then we can all be 6’4″ and muscular or petite with 36D’s. Won’t that be true to life? 2 overweight, sweaty, and balding men and women plugged into a “perfect” body!
Give me real people anyday
C’mon, grind those gears
Here is the last drawing for the “Baby Animals” coloring book. You may note that this one has more shadow than all the others (which have none). This is because this drawing will be the “scramble” page, and the shadows make it easier for young drawers to discern the scrambled shapes.
Now, on to post production!
Just finished this comic book cover caricature commission. I lay out the drawing process on my Substack page: https://saturdayfunnies.substack.com/
I’m saving up for the rocket-ship!
Anybody remember when spammers & scammers actually had to design a fancy card AND pay bulk mail rates to get you to buy into their pitch? It was a quieter world then, and we had more kindling to start our campfires with!
While I’m working on the last several drawings for my “Baby Animals” coloring book, here are a couple of them I put some color to for an upcoming class
