Look-y-Look

I've been thinking about putting out a book for sale full of illustrations and sketches from the past few years. Paperback, maybe about forty pages, full color, seven by seven in size. Here's a cover I worked up for it.

Sketchy In Action!

Dr. Sketchy was visited by Metro Times photographer Kelly Lockwood who took some snaps for this week's Velvet Rope feature. My mug didn't make it into the printed version (I'm just not pretty enough), but here I am, pencil in mouth, bowing before my muse. Look at that concentration.

Here's our model Demonique in her boxing gear. You can almost make out Azucena peeking out from behind the speaker, sitting with Matt Feazell.

My t-shirt made it into the Times though. I'm representin'!

Dog

A Tale of Two Adamas

Lorne Greene, meet Edward James Olmos.

...and all that jazz.

A sketch of last night's model, Demonique, based on this photo by Agnes Domanska.

Tough Gals

I just got back from this month's Dr. Sketchy session featuring model Demonique Damzelle. She's one of my favorite models and I'm always pleased with the results I get when drawing her. She's got a sort of classic comic book gal look to her. Her theme tonight was Tough Gals. Take a look see:

Jammin' with Edward!

A quick sketch of Ed and Ein from Cowboy Bebop.

You go, cowgirl.

Catch That Beat!

This is a logo design for a conference where business people learn to work more efficiently and is tied into the use of African drums.

Suddenly it's looking really "early nineties" to me.

Next Sketchy Session

Here's a graphic that Dr. Sketchy Ringmaster Sean Bieri put together announcing this month's session. That's one of my illustrations he used in there. I'm all giddy that he'd pick my stuff to advertise the group. I dig that old cabaret marquee look he worked up too. Thanks Sean!