Carrie

I'm looking forward to the remake of Carrie:)

The Client

Here's a watercolour sketch, based off Susan Sarandon's lawyer character, from 'the Client'.

Brad For Dinner

A friend asked me to do a comic based off an experience he'd had as a kid, living with Crohn's disease. He's now an adult living with Crohn's, which is a condition shared by many, that I'll admit to knowing little about. Brad shared a couple addresses for me to get educated...I'll pass these on here if you'd like to do the same. www.crohnsawarenessproject.com
                                         www.facebook.com/crohnsawarenessproject  

Tickle Mobster!

This was sketched at a pub over lunch yesterday...have no idea how this came to mind.

By the Window

A photo of young Sophia Loren popped up yesterday, that I really loved for the pose, so it's my warm up sketch for this morning.

Lunch Sketch

Brain-king Bad...worst. title. ever.

So this was a solid use of my time, both pre and post meeting, at work today. I'm sure someone else has done this already, but I was too lazy to check!

Wonder Woman Watercolour

Warm-Up Watercolours

The guy was actually done yesterday, but the girl was my warm-up this morning...time to get to work!

Tattooed Lady, Warm-Up Sketch

Getting set to start work, here's a quick warm-up sketch!

Creature From the Black Lagoon!...and a ginger, in a hoodie.

...the title says it all, folks.

Horse Fly Doodle

http://cupodoodle.blogspot.ca/2013/09/horse-fly.html

Triumphant Doodle

http://cupodoodle.blogspot.ca/2013/09/triumphant.htmlHere's a link to my latest doodle. Check out all the great stuff on Cup 'O' Doodle.

Dead Tired

Here is a quick fan sketch of Rick Grimes, a show/comic hybrid version of my own design, I was too into the drawing and painting to worry about referencing either source for details...best case scenario, you see him as I do; worse case scenario, he's just another survivor of the zombie apocalypse. Hope he gets a break this labour day long weekend, 'cause he's...Dead Tired.

Frank

A couple more watercolours, the top one inspired by a photo of Boris Karloff as Frankenstein's monster, with stretched proportions.