Author: S.L. Gallant Page 2 of 26
Who cares? Stay indoors and read a Beano! I often just enjoy a panel for a single pose that comes out the way I wanted, or even stuff…
Remember when I started this arc, that I said the model made some odd choices? Keep in mind, the last pose of the night is 50 min., the…
I like crowd shots (most of the time) because it allows me to sneak in other characters. Here are a couple of guys from my days on Tricky,…
Back to the blue, but I got a bit carried away in the texture department— sorry.
See, like I mentioned a few posts ago, this is a very common pose. I think it has more to do with the stand being up against the…
I love drawing Banana Man– he’s a riot. I’ve only gotten to include him a couple of times, but I enjoy every chance I get. I’ve have a default…
Recently Nate Cosby @NateCosBOOM over at BOOM comics, posted this… Well fine then, here you go…
What’s funny to me about Beano is that, like GI Joe, there’s about a 100 side characters. Guess that’s what you end up with after publishing a comic…
I liked this pose, but I never got the head right… ce la vie. I’ve said it before, not everything can be the Mona Lisa.
Another recent drawing session for review, and thankfully it had aired out since that stinky guy had been there! Here are some quick sketches to start things off….
In honor of the 4th, here are a couple of sketches from that recent session where the new model was so good, but the fellow artist stank so…
I’ll explain more about this later, but for now… sweep the leg!
Yep, I still like the blue lead, maybe because it’s easier to see on the paper in the low lighting of the gallery? Meh, doesn’t matter. Here’s another…
Ehhhh— sit on it. OK, all of that is only moderately funny, and even then… only if you’re old. Any-hoo— more red lead drawings with that new model….
New model, and she was really good, except there was one guy in the session who hadn’t had a bath— in a while. WhOaH! When you force a…
Yeah, the wife may like the red lead thing, but I’m still partial to the blue. Call me a traditionalist.