Showing posts with label slumberland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label slumberland. Show all posts

Friday, May 24, 2013

Nemo 5 pager

A short 5 page story of a story I've been working on for years. It's kind of a prologue but really it was just to practice comics. I put it in my second sketchbook too.

Nemo is based on a Sunday's comic strip called "Little Nemo in Slumberland" created by Winsor McCay back in the early 1910's. It's a pretty fantastic and imaginative story about a 9 year-old that has crazy dreams/nightmares. My story (titled "Slumberland") will take place about 9 years later just as Nemo is graduating High School. I'm working on some other stuff first, but I'll be coming back to Nemo eventually, believe it!






Friday, March 1, 2013

Pieces from February-Part One

So, since I wasn't blogging at the time, I decided to place some of the pieces I did for DDF this year on my blog.

For whatever reason.

BOOM.





Tuesday, May 22, 2012

RAAAAAAGEE

Actually, for todays Monstrous Monday, I did a sketch of one of my original monsters, Anger. If I called him Rage I'd feel like a Metal Gear Solid 3 rip off.

Anger is one of the giants from my Slumberland story. More will be revealed eventually.


Tuesday, May 8, 2012

This Is Madness!!

Actually, it's Monstrous Monday.

Still working on getting out of my funk (you'll see how bad it is in just a moment), but I feel like I've still been pushing to be creative and that's something of an improvement in my attitude and discipline. Anywho, let's get on to business.

A day late, here's my piece for Structured Sundays. I wanted to work on my watercolors and also do something architectural. I chose the Eifel tower. I think this came out terribly, but I had some good ideas while working on it. In case you were wondering it's much easier to make an acrylic painting look better the more paint you slap onto it. Water colors not so much....




The next piece is for today's Monstrous Monday, and I wanted to draw use some of my original characters I haven't drawn in awhile. Here we have Nemo (based on a Sundays comic strip character of the same name from the early 1900's), and Lunacy. Nemo's story takes place in Slumberland, and to make a long story short, Lunacy is one of the monsters that inhabits this dreamworld. More info and art from my Slumberland story will surface as it develops. Nemo is the character being psychadelically warped, by the way.



And that's it, until tomorrow!