Featured image of post A Comic’s Comic

A Comic’s Comic

Another year, another Louis CK performance within walking distance of my apartment, and an excuse to draw him. This drawing was kind of a botched attempt at using a dip pen and a brush. Actually, the brush part was fun, but I tried to do a little shading with the nib, which dispensed ink OK for about 10 minutes then quit. I’m sure it has something to do with me being an amateur, but I think the nibs might also be funky.

Featured image of post Talking Bobbleheads

Talking Bobbleheads

I had a little downtime before the debate and sketched our anchor. With the photo comparison, I realize how little it actually looks like him, but I think I captured his soul. Or something. Yeah.

Featured image of post Like Digital Butter

Like Digital Butter

Now I’m experimenting with digitally inking in the same style. Decidedly smoother, but less character? I dunno. I guess it’s all about the same once it’s reduced in size.

Featured image of post The Ghost of Charles Schulz

The Ghost of Charles Schulz

This is just a test panel for my comic book, to see if I think I can use real ink instead of doing it digitally. My problem is, I can’t zoom into the paper like I can a digital file, so my naturally shaky hands tend to betray me when drawing little characters with a brush pen. But, I’ll keep practicing.

Featured image of post Witch’ll it Be

Witch’ll it Be

This is what you call a two-fer. My sister commissioned a drawing of her coworker as a witch (for her birthday…no insult intended, I think!), and I’m also using it to meet my daily sketch blog quota. Pure sorcery.

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