Showing posts with label sketch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sketch. Show all posts

Sunday, 16 March 2014

Jungle Space Girl

Still been a little slack about posting here, but I'm still trying to get better at that.

Here's Jungle Space Girl!


I love looking at comic art.  Especially since I got an ipad a couple years ago.  I'll sit on the couch, Google an artist I like or just heard about for the first time and flip through their work.  I also love looking at old sci-fi, horror, and crime comic art.  The covers for those old comics are particularly cool.  And pulp novel covers too.  Recurring themes you'll find in those old comics and novels is the Space Girl with the dome helmet or the Jungle Girl in an animal skin bikini.  I thought it'd be fun to do a mash up of the two, so I drew this on the bus.

Then I drew it bigger, better, cleaner and coloured it.


If you like this I've actually got a store at Society 6 now where you can buy prints of it and some of my other stuff.  You can get t-shirts and hoodies, mugs, clocks, iphone cases and even pillows.  Check it out here if you're interested.

Tuesday, 31 January 2012

Vincent Price

      
        Vincent Price was a cool guy, and underrated comically too.  Have you ever seen "His Kind of Woman" with Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell?  I don't love the movie, but it's not bad and Vincent plays Jane's clueless husband in it, he's hilarious and the best part of the movie.  A far cry from the more ghoulish roles that he was most famous for throughout his career.  He also voiced one of my favorite all time Disney characters, Ratigan from "The Great Mouse Detective."  He's a big mean and nasty looking rat with this flamboyant Vincent Price personality.  Awesome.  The ghoulish stuff is cool though too, I love those old B-horror and sci-fi flicks. 
       I like drawing caricatures but I don't do it too often and I've been wanting to change that.  I also realized I don't very often do fully rendered pencil sketches any more so I got it in my head to tackle both with this drawing.  Here're some of the quick sketches I did to get the ball rolling: