Monday, March 13, 2006

Two Sketches

More in the AM, but just in case you stop by before I get back, here are my first two sketches, copied, but not traced, from pictures I found in a how-to book on cartooning. I'm not perfect, but I do like these a lot:

16 comments:

  1. Scott, those are very good! I'm impressed. My, aren't you a well of creativity?

    So your son is interested in drawing cartoons, that's cool. You may have a future Charles Schutlz(he's my fav) on your hands. Good luck with both of your endeavors.

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  2. Anonymous9:51 AM

    Aww! Those are awesome!! Good job. I shall call you Da Vinci! Are you taking requests? :P

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  3. Well done! I'm assuming you had some drawing talent before picking up that book, right? I can barely draw a realistic stick figure.

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  4. I love them! You are a talented man!!

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  5. Scogtt, these are great!

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  6. Never type and hold a cat in your lap at the same time (snicker)

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  7. My son loves to learn how to draw comic book characters and I bought him a couple how-to books on it.

    I specialize in fantasy and nature theme artwork. My fav medium is Prisma Color pencils and pastels, both pencil and chalk.

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  8. Not too bad. I piddled (is that a word?) around with sketching when I was a kid, had a couple of books and even took some classes with pastel chalks. Now my hubby is the artsy one in the family.

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  9. Nice!! Cartooning is very different to other types of sketching I think?

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  10. These are EXCELLENT! Why in hades haven't you pursued this, bud? You're a wonderful artist.

    Tanya

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  11. Man.

    Those are good!

    Keep it up!

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  12. All, thanks for the compliments. I used to draw when I was a kid, and haven't given it a serious thought since. I never thought I could draw anything even remotely similar to a real cartoon character, so I was a little surprised. It's all really simple if you follow the advice of drawing the basic shapes then fill in details.

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  13. Scott - don't be modest - it isn't simple. I've picked up those how to draw cartoon character books and it isn't that easy. I can't do it.

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  14. Not perfect, yeah, whatever. I can't even draw a decent stick figure!!! Most impressive, Sir Scott.

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  15. Nice, Scott! You are one talented dude, my friend!

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  16. That means something coming from such an accomplished artist as yourself Mr. Schprock. I loved your cartoon clown.

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