Art, plz

Monday, November 27, 2006

Running and jumping and running and jumping...

Horses. Just trying to loosen up and get some quick gesture-y kind of things going...





Tuesday, November 21, 2006

Farscape...

Farscape! Farscape was the Firefly that died - everyone knows how when Firefly ended, the fans ran into the streets and bit people until they got a movie made (and released into theaters!). Unfortunately the fan mobs of Buffy were not behind Farscape, which died quietly, lamented only at 'scaper cons.

Anyway. Farscape was this science fiction show that aired on Scifi, the product of the Brian Henson's union with Australia. The show followed an earthling who got stuck on a ship full of alien convicts, and their escapades across the universe. Two of the starting six characters are muppets - but not yer old Kermit the Frog type: fully articulated robo-monkeylectric, acting characters. It's a great show with very cool characters, bizarre situations (explosive alien urine?), and a huge metaplot. Where they really shone, though, was the aliens.

Because, see, when Star Trek needed aliens, they stuck a rubber mask on a guy. When Star Wars needed aliens, they leaned a big fake alien up against the wall.
When the Henson Company needs aliens, however... well, that's pretty much what they're all about. From giant steam-shooting spider guys to weird little toad guys to fire-barfing fish guys, they totally nailed it.

ANYWAY. Yay Farscape. Check it out if you haven't. The following picture is my rendition of a couple of fire-barfing fish guys, the vegetable priest, and one of the ship's little yellow robots.


And just random drawings.



And go look at the Dailyscribble for your art fix - it updates daily, way more than the week or so I've been managing here...

Tuesday, November 07, 2006

Is it a girl? IS IT A GUY?



I have no idea! I think it's a really masculine-faced chick. I drew the whole thing around the barcode, and it was really weird to draw the face from the ear and in.

In the future, we will all have our credit card numbers tattooed on our arms, so that we can donate more easily to a variety of charities.

A new sketchbook has been started, and it has rough and smelly paper, despite looking exactly like my previous sketchbook. That's what I call false advertising...



Click this for a bigger picture. You can read all the stuff they're saying.