101 - side view female

A nice little profile piece. That is all.

100 - and still rolling with a Dash of Dredd

So the big 100! And things keep on rolling. We have here a little doodle for the PencilJack Weekly Sketch Blog and a nice Female head from the frontal view in my continuing attempt to draw my way through Christopher Hart's Simplified Anatomy for the Comic Book Artist. Things are good things are well. Enjoy all.

P.S. I am working on an idea for my first full fledged comic with a great guy and right now we are running through some great ideas and throwing things at the fridge to see what sticks. If all goes well we will have are own original tale of a zombie, with a twist no one has seen yet! How you like dem apples!
But for now we will keep all the details on the hush hush.

99 - get on the good hoof!

Get on the good hoof fools! Did a quick Gorgon sketch for the PencilJack Weekly Sketch Group, fun stuff.
Inhuman dance fever it's sweeping the nation!

98 - NOT Thanos!

Darkseid indeed! For the epic 200th version of the Weekly Sketch Group over at PencilJack. One of the choices for the week were the Jack "The King" Kirby Fourth World characters, pure greatness. Tried to channel my inner Kirby and get a little Darkseid going, don't call him Thanos fools!
Actually did 3 stages on this one, tossed down some blue lines, added solid pencils and then went over it all with some pens. Enjoy.

97 - whats in a name

It even has that new signature smell! Great stuff. RIFT rocks and all the peeps over at Gaiscioch are the coolest. If you haven't seen the website you should check it out.

96 - Abe for the love of Daleks

Weekly sketch group over at PencilJack is still kicking with great topics and about to hit it's 200th anniversary week, great stuff peoples, check it out. Here is mine for the week. 2 of the options were Abe from Abe's Odyssey and any character from the Dr Who shows. Thought about it and my mind stuck on the idea of Abe finding a lost little Dalek screaming about how he is going to kill everyone. Fun stuff.
And FYI I find Twitter to be an evil waste of my time as I am now spending way to much time looking at all the sketches my fav artists are posting on their Twitter accounts from this con season-ain't technology wonderful1?

95 - more male views...huh?

Here we have more of the male hero head views. Big shot of the male hero from the side with the underlying structure sketch. Next is a page of 4 varying perspectives on the hero's head, with some very concerning changes to the size of the hero's hair, hmmm.  Oh well, could have turned out worse. Props as always go to the Christopher Hart book Simplified Anatomy for the Comic Book Artist.
And remember just because they offer it to you, doesn't mean you have to take it.