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| 7-20-07: On the
left, that's probably my best crosshatching job so far. I've
hardly crosshatched (or just simply "hatched?") at all in my
life until I started this sketchbook, and now I can't stop.
The sketch of the girl was based on someone's LiveJournal
photo. Eventually it evolved to not look much like the
person in question. |
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| 7-19-07: The guy on
the right has a tube full of eyeballs surrounding his head.
Some of the detail got lost during the scanning process. |
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| 7-18-07: I drew
this after watching a string of movies involving troubled
spacemen including Solaris, Event Horizon, Mission to
Mars, and Red Planet. Each of those movies got
trashed by the critics but I'm going to go ahead and
embarrass myself and admit that I really liked them. The
subject matter of this drawing is a throwback to the
drawings of my adolescence. Unfortunately, so is the
quality. |
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| 7-17-07: My first
comic drawn on paper! And it sucks! Check out the teeny-tiny
tyrannosaurus rex arms I gave myself in the first panel. In
the second panel I made myself way taller than I actually
am. Oh, and I accidentally made my co-worker extremely gayish. The third panel isn't too horrible, but I'm cupping
the remote control really oddly instead of holding it like a
normal human. And in the final panel, I have the thought
bubble covering up my wife so that she just looks like a
lump of I don't know what. I like the premise of this comic
but the art is just inexcusable. |
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| 7-16-07: Monocles,
fancy gloves, fancy shoes: recurring themes in my drawing. |
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