You gonna do nothing, do it big

It just occurred to me that these posts will appear in reverse-order. Oh well.

swamp gnome dwellings

some stuff

warrior of great hair

monk getting hit with a battering ram

wizard researching cuticle magic

piano playing-robot

盗描　sketching at the coffee shop

old man

hands and finger inspired robed figures

various robots

what about their legs?

SMASH

A gnat! Oh, me?

small hobbit illustration inspired sketch

eyes

speechless

"You know what's the best thing about you British? Octopussy. I must have seen that movie... twice."

If you're gonna do it small, do it big

Here's a whole bunch from 3 different sketchbooks, a bit of pencil, a bit of blender, and even some MS paint. It's a veritable summer blockbuster.

A tree done with a ink-tube squeezy shodo brush from Daiso

Kung-Fu Lemon and Dr. Sheffield

a bunny

handy

Farmer and chicken

some heads

chicken

farm woman complete with hulk fists

a guy

Tommy Lasorda's high five(but go Giants) and Mitch McConnell aka flesh-turtle

CRUD!

figure drawing thing and ANGER!

old guy sketch

Here are some sketches and gesture drawings I've done lately!

I ate some tomatoes today

Here are more pages from my sketchbook; hopefully the images will be bigger this time. That was the second time I've used a semicolon today; this was the 3rd. Semicolon.

Out of hibernation

UPDATE: For some reason the image size is being reduced automatically. I will try to fix it.
My goodness, it has been a while. I have left my blog in sad disrepair. Fortunately it was not for a lack of drawings to post. With my hands flailing spasmodically at the keyboard, I will set about at making up for this dry spell. I finished a small sketchbook about a month ago, so here are results of that. This time, I will leave in all the unfinished mess so that you can get an unfiltered look into my dizzying successes and soul-crushing failures. I have also been getting into blender more, so maybe I will post some of what I've produced with that as well. But that is another story. Here's the first collection, pages 1 through 5 and 6 through 10 of the sketchbook.

some guys

Laziness

It is a part of me. I have been lazy about updating this, but I haven't been lazy about drawing, so I guess that's good. Here are 30 minutes worth of gesture/figure drawing I did using pixelovely.com's practice tool. WEEEEEEE!!!