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Yeah, that’s never a good thing, you can see it in his eyes. Check out this week’s Beano to see how bad it got for the janitor!
If you are a long time follower of my blog (thanks mom) then you may remember years ago that I used to go to a weekly drawing session….
I enjoy drawing the janitor from the book, but poor guy never wins.
More alternate image sketching, but from the other volume. Here is the first pose from the reference volume, and you can see that they even include the center…
The final run of IDW’s GIJoe: Real American Hero was set in a Cobra themed casino. I really wanted to capture the feel of those places, which always…
At life drawing sessions I never change seats, but that’s because I feel you have to make what you get interesting. To change your view, (to me) is…
A slight Muppet reference, plus a little comic Easter egg this week. My old pal Gary Erskine used to a draw a comic with a similar title. Oh,…
Back to the possibility of doing Monster High, one reason I’d love to be on the book, is that I’m a big “slice of life” manga fan. Stuff…
I mean, Bana, bana, bana, bana, bana, bana, bana, bana, Banana-Man! (in CoLoR)
INCOMING! Whew, that was close one! To celebrate that near miss, here are the original pencils for the panel.
Or a flying Banana? A rare treat for me this week. Nope, not grilled bananas.
More from GIJoe: Real American Hero; page 18, issue 291. Over my (almost) ten years on GI Joe, I learned way more about guns, and the military than…
Hey kids, did you know TVs used to weigh about a million pounds? And one movie was on a cassette the size of a text book?
I was on GI Joe:Real American Hero for almost a decade, and since then I’ve been working on Beano; the British anthology comic magazine for kids. The nice…
Thought I’d post some pencil pages from my last run on IDW‘s GIJoe: Real American Hero; page 09, from issue 291. These books were on a compressed schedule,…
