My Next Spoopy Buildable

By on Oct 13, 2020

I told you Inktober was really sparking my creativity. I started my next buildable…     For a first draft, it turned out real well. I have to do some work yet, but if all goes well I will send these out before Halloween. Then again, we will have to see where this month takes us. I’m having a bit of trouble with the hood I originally made it as a separate, removable piece, which I like but I haven’t quite figured out the size or shape yet.

Inktober 2020…Day 7: Fancy

By on Oct 12, 2020

  I’m not sure if this tracks or not.     It is supposed to be lace, because, what is fancier than lace? Like I said, I’m not sure if this one works or not but all-in-all I’m happy with how it turned out. It is a little abstract. I was trying to work with the negative space a little too.

Inktober 2020…Day 6: Rodent

By on Oct 9, 2020

I try hard not to be to negative about my drawings but that leg and foot really drive me crazy. I am trying to move on and not let it bother me but that foot is SO bad. The real problem is with mice feet. The drawing isn’t that far off but I just hate how it looks!  

Inktober 2020…Day 5: Blade

By on Oct 8, 2020

  I’m still having a blast with this year. I’m trying to do some different stuff and mix it up a bit. This is from an old cartoon called “The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy.” The grim reaper has to hang out with a couple of kids. I can’t remember the reason why but that doesn’t really matter. The show was weird and silly and surprisingly dark at times. Also the Grim Reaper had a Jamaican accent.     I tried to push this drawing a little by using the whole spread which is something I rarely do. The best thing about Inktober this year is how much it has sparked for me. I have a sticker/bookmark from day 1, a greeting card from day 3 and I am going to make a buildable inspired by this. I’m going to try to get this one out before the end of the month but we will see about that.

Inktober 2020…Day 4: Radio

By on Oct 7, 2020

  This one really takes me back. When I was little I used to draw 3 things: skateboard ramps, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and boomboxes. I loved drawing boomboxes. I knew I wanted to draw a boombox for “Radio” but I wasn’t sure how I wanted to approach it so instead of doing a very precise accurate representation, I decided to channel my younger self and just draw.     All I had going through my head the whole time I was drawing was LL Cool J’s “I Can’t Live Without My Radio.”