Monthly Archives: March 2011

Here’s study for a little animation I’d dreamed up a couple months ago, featuring a weasel.

Watched Wristcutters tonight (watching it again with commentary now). The middle of the film is in the ruins of a desert theme park, with this little truck. One of the stars if the show, for sure.

Very little today. Here’s a bit of tired sketching which waiting to pull my bread out of the oven.

On my way home from work and I’ve decided that today I’ll challenge myself with a scene of some strange jungle ruins. —————————– Still on the train: some color in the first sketch. —————————–

I’m kinda embarrassed with putting this up, even if nearly zero people read my journal. It’s a sketch of an idea I had sitting at my desk, looking out on the view that made me choose my apartment, and trying … Continue reading →

I’m so tired! I could barely stay awake to sketch this little dude. He was meant to be an almost threatening dude crouching just out of notice in some Southwest stony desert. I was listening to a Devotchka song having … Continue reading →

Saw this fellow near the subway station on my way out this morning. He had a very graceful walk, but his body seemed out of proportion: low head, short torso, broad shoulders, and his shoes seemed just a bit too … Continue reading →

I tried to plan this one ahead a little, and thought I’d draw planes in construction, or deconstruction. The kernel of an idea like this helps me get started, though it’s easy to begin drawing the same thing repeatedly and … Continue reading →

Here it’s Wednesday, and I haven’t drawn since Friday. I’d considered catching up, but that’s not really the point of the daily drawings. At first it was two-fold: consistency and commitment (ie. finishing a drawing now and then). The challenge … Continue reading →