Sam and the Three-Eyed Crow… band name… called it!
My brother challenged me to make the rest of the Justice League in Hans Hans the Biking Viking style so I dove in. This week’s hero is Green Lantern, and it is my firm belief that Jack Black should be chosen to be the next emerald defender. I’m not sure if I succeeded in the Hans Hans style, but here’s my try.
“You must never underestimate the power of the eyebrow.“
Okay I wasn’t going to do another Wonder Woman this week, but I found this art from a game called Hans Hans the biking viking and thought the style was fun. As soon as I decided to do the Hans Hans style I thought of this scene from the movie and couldn’t resist. So here’s my Hans Hans Wonder Woman vs. Ares (only mild spoilers).
“This is no man’s land, Diana! It means no man can cross it, alright?”
Here it is without all the wacky shading
“What one does with the truth is more difficult than you think.”
and here’s the inspiration from bikingviking.com
Can you look at that #2 illustration and not think of our favorite amazon about to kick bottom?
I expect you’ll see more of the Hans Hans style in the future cuz it was so fun to draw, and I know at some point you’ll see more of WW (but if I don’t slow that down I’ll have to rename the blog WonderWomanDoodles).
Oh and here’s a bonus version that you can color yourself
What colors will you choose?
Would it kill her to stoop?
Yes, they’re dragons.
Wonder Woman was a fun movie and it made me want to draw. So here’ s our latest edition of the champion of the Amazons and protector of guys. She’s a wonder Wonder Woman.
“What I do is not up to you.”
Is that the Red…
They call me, Two Thumbs Tyrion.
… or the White?
(I think we should make a T-shirt out of one of these designs)
Ben’s about to get a beat down.
Though it’ll probably be a short fight… cause Ben’s not in his Thing form.
I’ve never looked it up (because then I could be wrong), but I’ve always thought that the boot in Wall-E was a nod to Vincent Van Gogh. I love the way that he lavished attention on a tool that we consider so pedestrian. And so the theme continues…
