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Nothing like a little, subtle, branded, product placement. I can spell Adidas, I just can’t say it.
Some scripts are sent as rough drawings, instead of just typed out. They aren’t fleshed out with all the character action, so there’s a lot of room for…
This was a busy week of work. A four page story, and a puzzle. I didn’t have time to do the cover (not that I enjoy doing them…
Turns out, this was an Easter themed issue. Have a great holiday “peeps”! The main girl in the story wasn’t a pre-existing one, so I got to play…
Based on a photo book. Not sure if she was just putting the sweater on, taking it off, looking for crumbs, checking for spiders … who knows? Still…
This issue has a shout out to a little kid named Hazel, who had a bit of a fall, and broke an arm. She’s ok, but wanted to…
More blue, and from another photo book. I loved the fabric in this, and tried to capture the subtle silhouette of her form under the skirt. I always…
Was a four pager in the Beano this week, so doubling up on some of the posts. No need to wait, so here are both pencils and finals…
Colors to the earlier post, and notice anything different? I thought Mahira’s head was a little big, so I reduced it.
Here are the pencils and colors for the cover to this week’s issue. Covers are a pain, cause they ask you to make all the characters on their…
Nothing like a goofy reaction shot. I try to keep the kids from making the same pose, or face, but sometimes mass confusion rules.
More blue line. It really was for the challenge of the drapery/shirt, I swear. Odd how just changing it to grayscale alters the feel. Perhaps it’s the contrast…
Another blue lead image, and the model in this photo book was a riot. She had this habit of acting like a goofy kid, which made her adorable.
More sketches from Japanese photo books. I’ve mentioned I love working in this blue lead, and it’s not just the color; but I’m sure that’s part of it….
