Agent Carter…. I love the show so far!
Here are some recent class demos I have done for an assignment on portraits. I will also have art in a show featuring comics at the Art Academy starting Friday, January 30th. Details soon.
John Hurt in his rooster hair from Dr. Who
A while ago it was announced that there is going to be a BBC Amusement Park opening in 2020.
This is the park I want to visit… Of course rides like the Absolutely Fabulous Blackout and the Black Adder Adventure Times would have to be in later park expansions.
Fortunately, I had help with this cartoon with my Imagineer friends who came up with way more ideas than I had time to draw. I used the most suggestions from Katie Wearne (who feels that we should start designing real amusement parks) and additional help from Nicole Justice, John Karabaic, Avys Hardison, Matt Harmon and Troy Cooksey. Additional thanks to Tiffany Jeane Vincent for a last minute suggestion to the Dr. Who ride name that made it 50% cooler!
I sketched more rides than ended up in the final map; maybe there will be an expansion map with the Chef! Food Court…
Oh, and sorry Top Gear… Maybe that can be in the expansion.
Happy New Year!
Little sketch I did yesterday for my Dr. Who loving nephew and my friend’s daughter during our belated family Christmas celebration.
We also played Boss Monster, which was fun after we finally figured it out.
Jaimie Filer, Anthony ‘Tank’ Mansfield and I have a show opening tonight at Popp=d ART in Clifton on Short Vine.
Stop by and say hi! This guy above is in the show and much more! Mermaids, Marios and a dash of Vee!
I have been really swamped lately but and still doing these studies in my sketchbooks. Here is Peter Capaldi as Cardinal Richelieu in The Three Musketeers. These are in honor of the Dr. Who premiere coming up.
In addition, here is a little doodle of Peter Capaldi charming snakes in the 1988 film Lair of the White Worm. This movie had everything: Bram Stoker, Amanda Donohoe, Peter Capaldi, Hugh Grant, vampires, a giant snake and topped off by being directed by Ken Russell.
Also notable are the curly, floppy locks of Hugh Grant and Peter Capaldi in the movie.
I think it is still on Netflix…
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