ALSO:
Barton Fink was way weirder then I thought,
I`m currently overthrowing the comic pages I got thanks to being unhappy with its pacing and
Category: Sketchbook
Montreal Adventures, the library and boots!
Posted by – March 1, 2010
And here, another incredible story!
Also, some re-drawings of older dragons for a friend`s wall in Berlin:
And suddenly, its March!
Where did the time go? What happened?
Hope everyone has a great week!
A new thing, doodles
Posted by – February 21, 2010
Hello, here are some doodles, kinda set in the world I`m currently working on
And look, a new baby arrived:
Antje, holy shit hattest du recht!
Hope everyone had a good weekend!
Texting!
Posted by – January 27, 2010
Yes, people have a hard time doing nothing these days!
Here is a sketch done during the daily commute to downtown Portland. I find it weird that I`m not able to read on the bus without getting seasick instantly, but drawing is not a problem.
hm..
I wanted to continue ranting about this inability to do something worthwhile during bus riding, but was then struck by the irony of it (= me ranting about peoples addiction to “always do something” and then crying about my own problems when trying the same). I guess staring out of a window doing nothing is completely fine for some small portion of the day.
Traveling with Greyhound is pretty shitty by the way, but I think that’s also comic material, so STAY TUNED!
Its that panel again
Posted by – January 7, 2010
Hello!
The following depicts the same scene shown some posts below, with the difference being that I`m more happy with it and that it contains some characters actually doing something.
They look a bit less “rough” but adding these kinds of gimmicks makes it easier to deform them when it fits a gag and I think it works alright.
I also watched some documentaries:
- One made me dislike economy (The Corporation)
- One made me dislike food production (The future of Food)
- And this one made me dislike “LA People” (Confessions of a Superhero)
I hope everyone is having a good week so far, I will now read Plastic Man by the great Kyle Baker and Blood Meridian by McCarthy while drinking tea.
Indeed!
