Here are photos of some of my MoCCA Festival “Speed Sketching” customers with their commissions. Fun commissions not pictured (because I forgot to ask customers for photos): “Portrait of a Young Boy Stomping Godzilla,” “Black Panther Jumping Over a Log,” and “Wonder Woman Working at IT Desk” among others. I was overall very pleased …
If you didn’t get a chance to stop by and chat with me about my comics during MoCCA Festival, here’s the next best thing: an interview recorded with podcaster Jimmy Aquino for his Comic News Insider – Episode 840 (follow the link for a free download or find it on iTunes)! This episode also includes Jimmy’s …
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MoCCA Arts Festival is this weekend (April 7-8 at Metropolitan West) and I will be trying out something new this year: “PENNY-PER-SECOND” SKETCHES for which customers can commission timed sketches via either (Option A) STOPWATCH Sketching in which payment is based on exactly how long it takes me to complete a given drawing -or- (Option …
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For this month’s Sketch night, Anyone Comics brought in a Green Lantern cosplayer to model for us. For some of the poses, I drew him as Sinestro.
My table assignment for this year’s MoCCA Fest is #G-242
Brooklyn comics shop Anyone Comics celebrated its first anniversary with a special Drink-N-Draw featuring models cosplaying as DC characters Batgirl and Nightwing.
Sketches from The Society of Illustrators’ “Circus” themed Sketch Night featuring performers from The Unholy Sideshow.
On Saturday afternoon, I went to the “Artist’s Lounge” (a monthly drink-and-draw hosted by The Way Station in Brooklyn) where burlesque performer Betty Brash modeled for us costumed as Susie Q (apparently a teenaged ghost from the eponymous Disney Channel movie).
Here are a few sketches from Dr. Sketchy’s this past weekend. This month’s “Bizarre” theme was a tribute to the “Sweet Gwendoline” fetish comics of artist John Willie. As you can probably guess from these drawings, I was seated “behind” the models (meaning they spent most of the session facing away from me)! I’ll have …
On Tuesday night, I went to Anyone Comics in Crown Heights (Brooklyn) to draw Cassie, a cosplayer who modeled for us as the DC Arroverse superhero Black Canary. On Thursday, it was a “Mardi Gras” themed Sketch Night at Society of Illustrators with burlesque performer Apathy Angel.