Two-panel ink sketch for the Art House Co-op’s Photo Response Project.
Doodles
This probably won’t be meaningful or even that interesting to anyone who isn’t a member of my family, but for the Art House Co-op’s Map Project, I tried to draw the layout of the farm where I grew up.
Some of the details aren’t quite right, and some of them directly point to different years or even different decades than others, but this is roughly the “real” version for me, with all the most prominent and important details still standing in memory where they’ve decayed and fallen in real life.
hodey-hodey-hodey-ho
A zhulong, which is a sort of pig dragon.
Well, that’s the last of my AlphaBeasts. I skipped a huge swath of them in the middle, but you can see the rest of the ones I did all together over here. I had a lot of fun with this series—it was a fantastic challenge to try to interpret a completely foreign thing every week instead of just drawing cute little characters all the time.
The next challenge, insofar as I’ve heard, is AlphaBooks: literary characters. I’m excited! Drawing humans who all look unique is an entirely different sort of challenge.
The monster everyone picked for AlphaBeasts X. The xenomorphs are really cool, though, and there aren’t a ton of other creatures I can think of that start with ‘x’.
Started a new sketchbook full of very pulpy colored paper. The medium that seems to work best on it is felt-tipped pens.
Doodles from the last couple days.
A swamp creature from an episode of Night Gallery, which I’ve gotten hooked on watching lately.
I haven’t seen The Great Mouse Detective in years but I have the fondest memories of it.
