For My Mama

The Apple Adventurer

I got to draw this commission for my good friend Kenny Byerly.  It was a fun piece to do, especially after all the hardcore work I've been doing, uhm, CONSTANTLY.  :P

Thanks Kenny!!  :D

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I Will Start Titling My Posts. Ooby-Ooby-Doo!

Doo.  Scooby Doo.  Sketchbook.  Done.  ;P

 

Another updated piece (pencil on bristol paper).  This one is based on a sketch I drew around 4 or 5 years ago (pen on printer paper):

... I'm getting old.  *sigh*  Happy February Pre-Valentine's Sweetheart Robots.

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This is Dr. Lee Valentine, who recently spoke at the L.A. Space Salon.  I'd never heard of him before but the subject of the lecture was of interest to me - settling/colonizing space.  It was a cool night, and I was surrounded by either some of the smartest people in Los Angeles or some of the best sci-fi geek BS-ers I've ever met.  ;P  Either way, it was fascinating and fun, and I think I understood about 60% of what they were talking about!  Though I still can't find any more information about Dr. Valentine other than the fact that he is on the board at the non-profit Space Studies Institute.  Also, I was really impressed with his likeness to Captain (Sexy) Picard.

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  Firemaaaan... firemaaaan... playin' basebaaaaall, with his dalmatiooooon.

The End.  :P  Here is the original inspiration for the drawing, by J.C. Leyendecker:

TGIF!!  Cheers!

 A new iteration of a sketch I drew over four years ago, as seen below.  I'm applying my practiced knowledge of form, staging, perspective, gesture and detail to create a more exciting piece.  I believe I originally drew this duo after a Leyendecker piece, which I'll have to take a looksie for now.  If I find it, I'll include it in my next post.  :)

Firemen.  'Nuff said.

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