
I brought you some supper. But, if you’d *prefer* a lecture, I’ve a few very catchy ones prepped. Sin and hellfire. One has lepers.
Here’s Shepherd Book. The bible is pretty clear on killing, but it is a bit fuzzier on kneecaps.
“Well, I’m Kaylee. And this here’s Serenity, and she’s the smoothest ride from here to Boros for anyone can pay…Can you pay or–“
Ship wouldn’t fly without our genius mechanic. I hope you enjoy my illustrations of Kaylee Frye, the heart of Serenity.
Here’s a slightly different version.
Been drawing hats, never used to be able to draw hats…. still not great at hats, but I like this hat.
Who doesn’t love the hero of Canton and his thrilling heroics? This week’s post is a man named Jayne (and it’s not a girl’s name). Enjoy!
A strange group of this and that, indeed.
In case it’s still not clear, after 6 attempts, the idea is that those little white dots aren’t just PacMan food… they’re the ghosts children… he’s eating their children! No wonder they want him taken out.
This one started as a simple skull faced random hero, in the mold of The Shadow or The Phantom or early Batman, then became what I think is a pretty cool idea.
Wendy Watts works at a patent office… which is where she steals the ideas for all of her coolest gadgets. Then she uses them to fight crime as the vigilante known as The Whisper.
As a disguise she’s got the hood, but an extra added level of disguise is the fact that everyone always assumes The Whisper is a dude. They never guess they’re getting their butts kicked by a lady.
And this one is just a random little doodle I did this morning.
I’m listening to an Audio Book of Emma that’s read by an older lady and to hear Emma’s story in the voice of an old lady makes me think that perhaps Ms. Woodhouse is actually Lady Catherine De Bourgh in a larval stage.
Jumped back to the past to use some of my minimal images from last summer. Hope you like it.
I’ve missed a bunch of Fridays recently, not sure how so many of them slipped by me, but here’s something I’ve been working on…
I recently started to making some Batman paper dolls out of construction paper… they were originally meant to be something my nephews could mess around with… but then obsession took over.
I ended up making 15 different characters with two costumes for each. Above (also below) are the bookends. Bruce/Batman was the first I made and Baby Doll/Marion Lousie Dahl was the last. I think I got better as I progressed.
More digital painting this week. These are my first attempts at digitally painted Mechas. I want to get better, but this is the start.
Enjoy.