Captain Ahab

This is some old stuff from Larison's Pencil & Inking I class (which is now called Visual Storytelling). It's a futuristic Ahab hunting whales in space. I'm pretty sure it was originally published in Heavy Metal some time ago (not my version... I wish!) and I don't know who wrote it, so I send my apologies to whoever authored this script! These are just pencils, so they're bound to look sketchy. Derp!

Ah... Paris!

EDIT: I could have sworn I posted this, but it says here that it's only a draft.

Hello! Another new post!

This time I have my value project from Larison's Materials & Techniques class! This one is the [pirate/rodeo clown/lovers/dancers] with a [car/motorbike/ambulance/firetruck] in [Paris/New York/a Tokyo market/River Street] project that everyone does. I did it in what I refer to as my "generic cartoon style" which borrows from old Looney Tunes and Tex Avery cartoon styles. This one made it up on the wall too!

A rare handful might recognize the pirates as Captain Pugwash and Cutthroat Jake (from right to left) from the old Captain Pugwash cartoons on the BBC. Well done if you spotted them!

PARIS PUGWASH PIRATE PANIC

This extra little bonus here is a picture of Bailey I drew in Lyle's class!

BAILEY

Also, I'm working on a new mini comic with Joe and Amy, featuring Andy The Retard, Lil' Chode & Richard, Amism, Erik in Outer Space and more! I've already got the cover done as well as the first page of the new Andy story penciled! More on that as it progresses! It's due out mid-January, so start saving up!

Hobbes Goes Bonkers

If you've been in Norris, you might have seen my Calvin & Hobbes scratch board up on the wall. I'd just like to take this opportunity to say I friggin' LOVE the scratch board! I was tough trying to get Calvin to look like he was drawn by a pen on scratch board. I had to transfer my pencil outlines onto the board, then outline those outlines in white, without causing any breaks in overlapping outlines! Ink never touched the board, there are no corrections or anything. All the white you see has been scraped away!

The second part of the project was to add speech bubbles and extra sound effects (in at least 3 places). These aren't present in the physical version, save for Hobbes' "rawr."


Things are shaping up pretty nicely, finalswise. It all looks very doable! (Let's hear me say that on Wednesday night when I'm rushing to finish Larison's acrylic landscape!)

There's be more to come when break begins!

LARISON!!

LARISON!! Once again your homework loses me some sleep that I could be sleeping as I type this blog instead of sleeping like I wish I was sleeping because I get so tired sometimes when the math professor goes on and on and on and LARISON!!

What was I saying? Oh yeah, something about... kittens?

Here's a picture.




This one was for Larison's last project. It's a detective scene with textures and boy do I hate those. I had to be separated from my beloved spot blacks for a whole week or two!! This scene has El Kabong!

THE END!