…And here’s an inked and colored version of my sketchbook image from yesterday. It’s lost a little in the eyes area, I think–but still an OK drawing, especially for me since likenesses aren’t my strong suit.
May 01 2010
FCBD: Jabberwacky Now Online
If you read my blog, you already know that Jabberwacky is the Free Comic Book Day online comic from Wide Awake Press and you already know who’s in it. So…. now that it’s actually Free Comic Book Day, you can go and dowload it either as a PDF or CBZ–or you can just read it online:
http://jabberwacky.wideawakepress.com
Enjoy!
Apr 26 2010
FCBD Approacheth…
I did a post a while back about the Wide Awake Press Free Comic Book Day offering for this year, Jabberwacky!, but with FCBD nearly upon us, I thought I’d post a few additional items before the digital comic itself becomes available. First off is this video “trailer” for the book, set to psychedelic rock version of Greig’s Hall of the Mountain King:
Additionally, a full list of contributors is now out:
Andrew Barton
Sally Bloodbath
Dan Boyd
Michael Bresnahan
J Chris Campbell
Gregory Dickens
Andrew Davis
Justin Gammon
Bernie Gonzalez
Brad Mcgintiy
Jason Horn
Dustin Harbin
Van Jensen
Mike LaRiccia
Josh Latta
Pat Lewis
Ben Towle
Rob Ullman
Jeff Zwirek
I’ll do a quick post on FCBD Saturday (May 1st) when you can go to the Jaberwacky site and download the book for free (naturally!) as a PDF or CBZ–or just read the whole thing online.
Apr 25 2010
Sketchbook 4/25
Here’s a design for an out-of-the-way watermen’s hangout I’m working on for Oyster War–with ink and some quick watercolor applied. I’m feeling like I’m maybe getting stuck in a bit of an architectural rut of late. I want Blood’s Haven (the setting for Oyster War) to have a cohesive look, but this design is looking so similar to some of the other structures I’ve drawn so far that I’m afraid things are going to get homogeneous. I’ve been looking at structure designs mainly from things like Dr. Seuss books and the set design for the “Popeye Village” from the Altman film from 1980. Maybe I need to branch out…
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