Monday MADness- MAD Men!
In honor of the sixth season of “Mad Men” just finishing up recently, here are assorted pencil roughs, final pencils, inks, close ups and full pages from the parody of the show from MAD #508, written by Arnie Kogen. Many of these images are in my book, where I break down the entire process of doing a MAD parody with respect to caricature. Clicky to embiggen any of the full pages:
The pencil rough with some notes from the book…
Close up of final pencil detail
Close up of inked detail
Close up of final art detail
Final art full page
Page 3 rough
Page 3 final pencil detail
Page 3 inks detail
Page 3 final art detail
Page 3 final art full
Page 4 final art full
Page 5 final pencils
Page 5 final art full
Page 6 rough
Page 6 final pencil detail
Page 6 final art
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Awesome work Tom. Would you mind sharing the visual references you are being provided with or you which search yourself, to complete this kind of project. Like the video stills etc. This is specially in context to the almost cinematic angles you create, like the positioning of the scene involving crows. Have you ever done Story boarding I mean seriously.
in the page 4 final art have you used a wooden pattern, even in the window , is it a ready made patern or manually done . Plus do u use a ruler sometimes to draw a line, and also node based art using the pen tool somewhere in between.
Correction; i meant pigeons!
I don’t keep the references I used so I can’t post them, but I did do that once here for a Mailbag question I think for my “30 Rock” parody, specifically of Alec Baldwin. The Pigeon panel was not from a still or specific reference. Very few (really none) of my panels or illustrations are derived from a single reference. I’ll do a post about that sometime. As for the wood grain effect you refer to, that’s just painting, not a texture or filter.
Amazed by your skill level. The light and shade on the wood panel and window !! Awesome!
thanks for replying.
Great work..as always.