I am Iron Man
This week’s post is actually something that I did as a teacher sample. I just had so much fun that I thought that I would share it with you. It took me back to my product design days in Philadelphia.
Had some doodles for today, but left them at home. Here’s what I did instead.
Not near as much fun.
This week’s post is how I imagine Mike Mignola would draw Rainbow Dash.
Hey! Hey, dog, it’s me. It’s me. Remember me?
Last week I was commissioned to create some envelopes for a speech introducing a play. The speech was going to uncover the truth that Lincoln did not write the Gettysburg address on an envelope on the way to Gettysburg. My job was to show what he was really doing in that train car.
The first envelope shows that he had a few things on his to do list. The second one gives you a look into Lincoln’s hopes about his legacy and the final shows you that he was working on a concept for his gaming avatar. I know you’ve all seen the Battle President illustration in a previous incarnation, but I hope that it’s new context will help you enjoy it again.
That was uncalled for.
Just a friendly reminder, don’t bite. It’s not nice.
I know why I’m going to cross the road!
After all the suspense we finally get to see (part of) what is threatening Robo and Sparrow- Die Teufel Huhn!
I had fun making this. I forced myself to make the background with all digital tools, and I used a background from the Fictory Animated Atomic Robo Last Station.
I’m not fully satisfied with it, but I worked hard and I think it works partly.
I hope you like it.
This is a sketch I did while watching an episode of the original Star Trek. I gave Uhura the blaster and I think she should have had one more often.
Took a swipe at coloring it.
Why do I ever follow you Robo?
I’m still working on the overall Atomic Robo composition. I have the flatting all done, but none of the background yet. So here’s another hint of what’s to come. This Lady is called the Sparrow.
He’s had a rough night and it’s weighing on him.
