Classic Rock Sketches #3- George Harrison!
Been a little too busy to do much superfluous sketching, but here’s another Beatle for my ongoing “Classic Rock” series of caricature sketches… the late, great, George Harrison. READ MORE
Been a little too busy to do much superfluous sketching, but here’s another Beatle for my ongoing “Classic Rock” series of caricature sketches… the late, great, George Harrison. READ MORE
Better late then never today I guess… still playing catch up from my trip to Toronto. I’ve decided for my “Sketch o’the Week” to do a series of classic rock musicians… ones I have not already done like I did Jimi Hendrix. I’m kicking it off with Janis Joplin. I’ll consider any suggestions people may have. READ MORE
This week’s Sketch o’the Week is in honor of my trip to Canada this weekend for the Toronto ComicCon… Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas AKA Bob and Doug McKenzie of “The Great White North”! READ MORE
A very quick digital study of the embattled Brian Williams… complete with obvious gag. READ MORE
I thought I’d get back to doing some “Walking Dead” caricatures for the Sketch o’the Week. Here’s David Morrissey as The Governor. Pen/marker on drawing paper. READ MORE
Cop out for Sketch o’the Week this week… here’s a former SotW with digital grays added for my book. This is Winona Ryder in her role as Mina Murray (Harker) from Bram Stoker’s Dracula… a film that has the dual honor of being probably the most faithful adaptation of the original Stoker novel ever, and having the most horrific performance of an English accent by and actor since Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins courtesy of Keanu Reeves. READ MORE
This week’s SotW is another in my little run of “The Walking Sketches”, this time of fan favorite Melissa McBride as Carol Peletier. I did something a little different this week and did this with a couple of different sized Micron pens. READ MORE
In honor of the start of the second half of the season of “The Walking Dead”, I’ll be doing a few more “Walking Sketches”. Here’s Michael Rooker as Merle Dixon. Incidentally, this is not the first time I’ve drawn Micheal Rooker. I did a few caricatures of him for some film credits and as props in the super-hero spoof film “Super Capers”. These were used as prop oil paintings in his evil villain office: READ MORE
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