I GOT WOOD!!!!!!

Showed up today. WOW! 

1975 ComicCon write up

By Stan Lee

Pin Up- Work In Progress

Tumblr for another one

Back to Lil' Okie Ellis Comic....

Got derailed on this project. Now I'm trying to learn how to use the crow-quill dip pen.

 Sheesh, why don't I just make like the rest of the world and do it all on the computer??

p.s. I did this without looking at my Jack Davis book...it's clear I should have!

Frenden Brushes-Manga Studio EX4

Never had more fun drawing digitally. 

This is just one brush. I have a lot of things to check out.

"Natural Texture Brushes"

And more drawing pens.

2.99

Such a deal

Figure drawing on the clock

I like it. I'll post some sketches later

Figure & Gesture Drawing Tools for self-educating artists

Two Links.
First to the Home Page.
Second direct to figure drawing

 

Using Blogspot Bandwidth Tonight!

Showing off all my neat panels and balloons.

Also allows reading what I've got this far.

I'll ink this up-See if I can kickstarter my way to minimum wage to finish it.

This is about 10 percent of the story
MARTY: p.s. I upped the date so we get more time with this as our "lead story"...'cuz we all love it.

Ray Harryhausen RIP

What order did I see them in? 

Probably 20 millions miles to Earth first.

I know I've seen them all and with any luck will see them again.

Man, I forgot how BIG this was

I just got this in today. I forgot how BIG it was. This is the size of a small tombstone and about as heavy.
This is just AMAZING to look at.

Moonfleet (1955) Directed by Fritz Lang

I'm getting a real kick from my DVD purchases from the Warner Archives. Lots of films. TV shows, cartoons that have never been put to DVD. This was something I had not seen in many years and I was great to see it again. Staring Stewart Granger and a varied cast of many know character actors such as George Sanders, Jack Elam and Alan Naiper (Batman 66). The story concerns a smuggling operation in a wayward English town in the late 1750's operated by Granger. This film is in color but is directed by Fritz Lang. His German Impressionism on the countryside sets and over all mood really stand out as well as Granger's performance. Great classic stuff.

This blows my mind.

Look how long it takes to scroll to the bottom of this page.

Random sample of the many, MANY, indy titles being offered these days.

Someone self promoting on Facebook lead me to this Indy Planet.

Gorillas vs Robots...Does it excite me? 

Well done art involving two favorite subjects?

Nope. 

For some reason with so much other stuff, it makes me tired.