Snake Eyes may be a world class super ninja, but he is also a connoisseur of fine sandwiches. If only he could take off that mask...
"Snake Eyes Savors a Sandwich"
Here's a picture of the Snake Eyes figure I had, from the frighteningly detailed G. I. Joe wiki. Apparently it's the fourth version, from 1991. Who knew?
And I didn't put a picture of Topside in the last post, so here he is.
I loved G. I. Joe's as a kid. With their ridiculous names and over the top personalities. Those little plastic dudes were the best. I've started drawing a series of them, exploring their sensitive sides. They may have liked explosions, but I'm sure they also read novels, liked to cook, wrote poetry...
Drawings of Joe's to come soon. Stay tuned!
A little tribute to North by Northwest, my favorite Hitchcock movie. I went with the scene of Cary Grant waiting at the prairie crossing after being dropped by the bus. I think the whole sequence is beautifully shot and I love the combo of anxiety, curiosity and annoyance Cary Grant's got going on while he's waiting for the mysterious George Kaplan.
Here are some sketches of Cary Grant.
And a color thumbnail done before starting the final.
Sometimes, Detective Badger likes to relax with a game a tennis. Who doesn't?
This was inspired by Stephen Silver's awesome Character Design Shuffle app. It basically has several different categories - outfit, action, age, gender, etc. - and randomly generates characteristics. Great for warmups or if you're feeling stuck.
I went to the Central Park Zoo yesterday to draw some animals. It took a long time to get used to drawing something that is constantly moving, so most of the drawings came out terrible. These snow monkeys were pretty awesome to watch though.