Tag: sketchbook
The Penguin
He’s a tough character to get right. I made about 12 sketches before penciling this.
The Red Hood
I just finished reading a Red Hood: Outlaw TPB so I was inspired. This is just from memory, and I’m… read more The Red Hood
Spider-Woman in Moleskine
I try to stay limber by sketching in a Moleskine every chance I get. Here’s a loose, energetic, sketch of… read more Spider-Woman in Moleskine
Wreck of the Halifax
I drew this in a Moleskine while waiting to be picked at jury duty. I used a Pentel mechanical pencil… read more Wreck of the Halifax
Red Co’s Impressions Notebook is a Genetic Freak With Two Tails
To be totally candid: I’m just trying out different notebooks that cost less than Moleskine’s, the “budget alternatives” if you… read more Red Co’s Impressions Notebook is a Genetic Freak With Two Tails
Lost Light Rodimus
Just starting to read IDW’s Lost Light. New Faber-castell brush pen greys I bought on sale at Utrecht.
I’d Know it Anywhere
As always, I’m using the trust P22 Sharp from Pentel and Faber0Castell Pitt Pens, and a highlighter. The quote is… read more I’d Know it Anywhere
Jason Voorhees
Faber Castell Pitt Pens and the new Pentel GraphGear 800 0.7mm mechanical pencil I’m trying out. As always, I use… read more Jason Voorhees
Titans Return Optimus Prime
I’ve been using the Pentel GraphGear 800 (PG807), 0.7mm mechanical pencil, and inking with Faber-Castell Pitt Pens. This is an… read more Titans Return Optimus Prime
Flying Dutchmen
I’ve been fascinated with the tales of The Flying Dutchman, a ghost ship never allowed to return to port. It… read more Flying Dutchmen
Transformers Combiner Wars Autobot Optimus Prime
The Combiner Wars Optimus Prime is actually a really great mold. He’s a little short and stocky, but… read more Transformers Combiner Wars Autobot Optimus Prime