Here’s two old drawings with fresh coats of paint. The one is Amy Pond from Doctor Who and the other a Vampire. (not from Doctor Who) I thought I better do two since they’re color on old, without being new.
Two for One
This week’s Hulk is brought to you courtesy of Adobe Illustrator. I am still learning how to do the drawing straight off in the computer so I thought it would be good to practice. I finished the coloring in Photoshop. Hulk is a favorite.
Here’s a Bonus Friday Doodle (cause I missed last Friday)
Sweater Sense
Sexy Sense
and of course… the Grand Daddy of them all… Spider Sense.
Here’s something I worked up for a cousin, it’s very rough but I created it entirely on the computer. It probably needed a quick pencil drawing first, but I wanted to try it this way.
This week’s post is brought to you by an absence of time and a lack of scanner capabilities. I did make this all myself using old school reference. That is me instead of a culturally insensitive icon. I am also including a minimalist piece I made that I call Arrival.
Okay I know it’s trendy, but with all of the Abraham Lincoln rewrites coming out I felt like I wanted to be a part of it.
The First sketch of the process
So these are my illustrations of Lincoln as a battle president that jumped onto to the frontline to hold our nation together. The one above is an exosuit and the one below is a log cabin converted into a giant robot. I call it the Log Cabinator.
I’ll try to get you something color later today
Wanna Wrestle???
His names Sean and as a boy he contracted Wrestle Mania. Now he’s a wrestler and he wonders the world looking for anyone who wants to wrestle…. then he wrestles them. It’s sorta his thing.
Okay I tried to resist, but how can you? So here it is-a week or two too late- my response to Walt and George getting together.
If you don’t know who Sensei Ping is, then you probably don’t know who The Middleman is and you are probably confused by at least one post a year on Doodlehoose (that’s actually pretty good considering that at least one post a year on Doodlehoose confuses me).
The Middle Man is a barely-heard-of-in-my-circles comic book mini-series written by Javier Grillo-Marxuach. Javier also wrote some of the barely heard of television show Lost about a bunch of plane crash victims on a mystical fate island. The story is about an operative called The Middle Man that recruits Wendy Watson to fight nefarious villains for mysterious bosses whom he doesn’t even know. Sensei Ping is a member of the clan of the pointed stick and the person that trained The Middle Man and will soon train Wendy in the ways of martial arts.
Anyway the comic is wacky and fun and it did get made into a very short television series that is also wacky fun.
