More Nerd Poker Fan-Arts!

Quick practice-painting to keep myself learning....  So, everybody's a rat!  How're they gonna get outta this one?

To join me in finding out, listen to Nerd Poker on Earwolf or your favorite pod-catching softwares!

Figure-Drawing, 3/25

More sketchery from the AVAA!

Started off with 1-minute gestures in Sharpie markers...

(This isn't even all of 'em.)

Then moved to pencils for the rest'a the night.

Tiny head! \:[

SketchBomb: March Edition!

All drawn at SketchBomb! Austin, hosted at Mister Tramps by J Hause!

Theme: "Draw your personal hero."
I'm sure not the most flattering rendition, so...
If ya know Mike Mignola, kindly don't show this to him :)

Theme:  "Space Wizard"

Theme:  "The Ultimate Deterrent of Zombie Hordes"

Nerd Poker Fan Arts

For those who haven't listened Nerd Poker is a podcast by Brian Posehn & Friends, all professional writers/actors/entertainers, and since its beginning has been one of the most entertaining and thoroughly fun parts of my iTunes feed.  It's made its way to my easel before and probably will again in the future... The latest episode, not to spoil anything, gave me a lot of visuals to consider :)  But for now, some sketches!  These were done on toned paper -- The first using black and white inks, and the second with a Tuscan Red Col-Erase and a Conte pencil.

Damien Wormwood Darkommen, Brian Posehn's dark cleric and Priest of Judas.

I was actually able to give that Damien drawing to Brian Posehn at his Austin Books signing on Saturday :D  I didn't have time to chat because there was a long line and I'd actually sneaked away from my table at Staple! to be there, but it was great getting to say hi at least!

Blaine Capatch's pragmatic Blackie Green chooses not to waste a perfectly good Levitate spell even though its recipient was, shall we say, no longer using it.

Fun stuff :D  If you haven't already, give the show a listen!

Figure-Drawing, 3/4

As usual, all drawn at the AVAA Monday Night life-drawing session!  The model rocked a lot of really great, dynamic poses, and I regretted having to leave early before any roads decided to start freezing.

1-minute sketches, drawn in Copic brush-marker.

Unfortunately, I kinda killed the pen on these.  Too much furious scribbling, trying to get all these complex poses down in time!

10-minute pose.

15 minutes, drawn with a Sharpie pen.

Fairies, Pretty Final

 

More progress made, more lessons learned.  Onward!