Sketchjam

Thursday, May 14, 2009

charlie-51

still on the Youngblood kick, started redoing shaft but then went ahead and did Vogue, nothing to drastic here, i always imagined her as a slick chick, who parties. Sorry photo was taken with my phone

charlie-50

wow made it to 50, and everyone is still away ahead of me any how quickie

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

charlie-49

inspired by Kevin Melon and his Youngblood character designs. I have been a fan of youngblood for some time, and did a jam with cody about 15 + years ago now? so i thought this was fitting for sketchjam shit

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After I saw Kevin Melon doing a bunch of Youngblood sketches I thought I would try one out too, heres Diehard

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Cody - 87

I am currently working on my story for Popgun Vol.4, the deadline is coming up QUICK so in an effort to speed up the coloring process, I'm going simple and old school here. Just flat colors, with some halftone effect and texture effect. I wanted to get the vibe of a 70's comic, so I hope it comes out that way. Also, this page may look familiar as it was originally done about a year and a half ago, I just recently returned to the pages to finish it up.

Friday, May 08, 2009

Cody - 86

Click for full size. Drawn @ about 3.5x5

charlie -45

Some older some new, first sketch of Sabertooth, and some other sketchies

Wednesday, May 06, 2009

charlie -44

here is a quicky, pencil quicky and a ink quicky, this one i pulled out of the trash can to ink it really quick like

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Older works I never scanned up

Friday, May 01, 2009

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

charlie - 40

illustrator test

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been away for a while, new baby and all does that, nice to see everyone keeping this alive and well!

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Monday, April 20, 2009

Wednesday, April 08, 2009

Cody - 79 Ink Experiment

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One morning while I was at the Emerald City con I noticed a scrap of paper on the ground near my chair, it had some rough gestures drawn on it by artist Matthew Southworth. I thought about picking it up and inking them in, just for fun when another artist Stefano Gaudiano snatched it up and inked one in. I then took my turn and it was a fun little experiment and exercise in how we all see a final, inked piece of art. So I thought it would be neat for me to throw up a sketch like this and leave it out there for anyone to finish it however they like, add their own lighting, impose their own style, whatever. This is an example of how loosely I normally pencil and I'll be interested to see how other interpret it. For instance, I will probably make the forward fist a bit larger when I ink it. If anyone thinks this sounds interesting, I'd love to see your take on it and I would be happy to return the favor if it ends up being a recurring exercise.

Please post what tools you inked with as well, and feel free to pass this along to anyone you think may be interested.