At the Met

Tried a few pen sketches at the Met last weekend. It's been a while since I've tried a long-term study. Since I started working in animation I've found myself working more heavily in gesture. My rendering is something I want to improve this year. I'll be back to the Met with a large pad and charcoal soon.

Museum of Natural History Trip #3

Trip number three, this time with my buddy Kyle who's in town from Cleveland. Ballpoint pen sketches, brush pen, and one lonely pencil sketch.

ASIFA Pose Sessions #7

I haven't posted these for a while. One-five minute poses. The past two or three times I wasn't too pleased with my sketches, but I think I'm getting back on track with last night's sketching here. Haha, I'm less pleased with the scans I made of them. Last year I was able to draw the models' faces in time before they switched poses. I'm either trying to be more careful, or more selective, or something, but I just don't seem to have the time to work on the faces these past half-dozen sessions.

I've been working all week on designs that I can't post here for some time. Hopefully I'll be able to post something nice soon.

Turkey-Tarako Comics Blog

I've set up a new blog along with my girlfriend. It's called Turkey-Tarako Comics and is devoted mostly to bizarre jam-comics that we come up with in various public places. I always carry a pen and my mind is always filled with strange dancing puppet-dinosaurs and things, so they naturally come out if I'm sitting around and there's a piece of paper handy. Once I pass the pen to AZ, the pagr gets even stranger. So now there's a little blog to showcase them. Check it out!

Here's a sample:

And another:

Turkey-Tarako Comics! Enjoy!