This is a pencil sketch like most of my other SotW drawings, but I could not resist adding the blue hair after scanning it in… it’s just not Billie Eilish without the blue. Oh yeah, the original (sans blue) is in the Studio Store. READ MORE
I’m back to deadlines after my workshop in Austin this past weekend, so this week’s Sketch o’the Week is one of the “Workshop Warmups” we did… screen legend Bette Davis! For these warmups, I ask the class to suggest a subject, then I do an image search for a good picture of that subject and project that on the wall. We all do a 10-15 minute warm up sketch from the pic. I work on a Wacom Cintiq Mobilestudio Pro so they can watch me draw along with them. We usually do 3-4 of these on Saturday morning. I’ll post a few more tomorrow. READ MORE
I’m wrapping up my “Magnificent Seven” series with a two for one! Here’s Brad Dexter and (introducing) Horst Buchholtz. These are the last of the Seven, and the least known, so i thought I’d combine them into one. As always, the original is available in the Studio Store. READ MORE
Another caricature sketch of one of “The Magnificent Seven”… tough guy Charles Bronson! Original available in the Studio Store. READ MORE
Continuing on with my “Magnificent Seven” series, here’s Robert Vaughn! As always, the original sketch is available in the Studio Store. READ MORE
Better late than never today, here’s the Sketch o’the Week- Steve McQueen from the classic western “The Magnificent Seven!” As always, the original is available in the Studio Store. READ MORE
Deadlines conquered. Back to real life, including getting caught up on my “Sketch o’the Week” action heroes series. I’ve decided to do a series within a series- all seven of “The Magnificent Seven!” I’m starting off with Yul Brynner. As always, the original sketch is available in the Studio Store. READ MORE
I’m still buried with deadlines so this week’s “Sketch o’the Week” is another Workshop Warmup. The subject, suggested on the spot by the class to warm up with, is Spice Girl Mel B. aka “Scary Spice”. This one is the actual 10-12 minute quick warmup sketch with no further tinkering. READ MORE
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