Never really tried to draw Kong. I've let myself be bugged by other people drawing gorillas as Kong. I'll see if I ca do a satisfying bit of figure invention for Kong. Skull Island, the early year stuff.
Coming very soon.
Coming very soon.
A createspace sketchbook.
94 pages.
Sounds like a fun project. Everybody loves gorillas; everybody loves to draw gorillas.
ReplyDeleteChildren's book illustrator Anthony Browne did a great illustrated book version for kids. It's loaded with great watercolor drawings and I love his style.
http://www.illustrationcupboard.com/illustration.aspx?iId=2726&type=artist&idValue=43&aiPage=0
http://www.illustrationcupboard.com/illustration.aspx?iId=3212&type=artist&idValue=43&aiPage=0
http://www.illustrationcupboard.com/illustration.aspx?iId=2740&type=artist&idValue=43&aiPage=0
Those are great Tom. Thanks for sharing them. Every thing about the log scene is there.
ReplyDeleteI also downloaded the armature for Kong. That's a great visual tool. Pure proportion thinking. I've doe a couple of very rough doodles. Easy to do him right. I'll share later in the week. Company coming tomorrow and I'll have to play host for a bit.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see these drawings!
ReplyDeleteNice share, Tom. I can see why you like them.
Just doodles now. More to come. Maybe take some time on a spider pit visualization with Kong.
ReplyDeletehttp://weirdellis.tumblr.com/post/145102272372/some-of-my-quick-kong-doodles-its-so-easy-to-do
Yeah, Sticky Doodle!
ReplyDeleteI've sent for proofs. Should have it on Amazon in 4 to 5 days from Monday 5-30-16. I hope I like the proof.
ReplyDeleteJust got word that the two proofs have shipped. Isn't that amazing. Order a proof on a 96 page book at night and have it shipped the next morning.
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