Silhouette.
I saw something similar to this on my drive home the other day.
Micron pens.

Here is another tribute to Stefan Bucher’s Daily Monsters that I drew.
Ink placed on paper and blown with compressed air. Then let the imagination begin.
Rapidiograph ink, Pitt brush pens and Sharpie.

So a quick update on the SCF traveling sketchbook. I drew in the first panel and will send it off to California now. It has begun…
I hope this turns out well and does not die out.
This drawing done with Micron pens and colored pencil.

I am a moderator for the SketchUp Community Forums over at SketchUcation. A 3D modeling help site devoted to SketchUp.

http://forums.sketchucation.com/

I have started a traveling community sketchbook for SketchUcation members. I will draw in the first panel then I send it to someone else and hopefully within a year or so it will be filled up by SCF members. I sure hope it goes over well and does not get lost or forgotten about. However with over 56,000 members if only 1% of the 10% who generally participate we should get a good response.

I drew the cover initials SCF then had a friend who has a laser etcher (with proper ventilation) etch the cover of the Moleskine. If you ever wanted your hardback Moleskine etched contact me through my blog and I will get you in contact with the guy who did this for me.
boofredlay.blogspot.com

Is this little one in trouble or was it a bad dream? You decide.

Sometimes I feel like I am fresh out of ideas.

“Everybody say Stinky Cheese!”
A quick sketch in the ‘skine then a color test with Photoshop. Not sure I like coloring with Photoshop as it is too clinical.

Studying David Lanham.

Hello there.

More wires.