Mostly Robots

while drawing people , I try to stay on top of my robot designs...
it's important to stay on top of robot designs.

Fun With Cardboard...

the head is going to incorporate a bark-a-lounger pilot's chair...

I'm doing this as part exercise from Eduoardo lanteri's Modeling the human Form book.

He's got one on building horses that is as exhaustive as any Hanes Manual for automobiles.

Fun With Cardboard...

Short attention span theatre here. I keep starting new ones. I'm going to coat them with cellu-clay, a paper mache pulp that hardens over night into freaking concrete. you can get it at the Compleat Sculptor. Ask for Peggy Weitzmann and tell her Adam sent ya....They owe me, ha ha!

New Comics...

I haven't a slightest clue yet what's going to go down with this, but coffee is going to help provide the answer to these questions and more. What exactly is a Nanosomnambulist, and truly, what are they doing?

more metro...

there's a Tony Ryder book that talks about the blocking in method for figure drawing that's been

conducive to speed and accuracy... Of course, some days go better than others. The Classical Drawing Atelier book by Aristides has also been very informative in this respect. These are straight ink, but I use the pens because I can ghost in the lines and pound in the ones I like.

Ink no smear, me like for that reason.

These books are my self imposed correspondence classes. Always on the lookout for great artbooks!

Metro 3/20/08

trying to capture likenesses with the "blocking in" method has been helping me with facial proportions....

Metro 3/20/08

I don't know what takes longer, drawing these or making them legible for the interweb...