haar haar

one more of these while i'm doing the layouts and thumbs and stuff.

p.s. according to google translate, "haar" means both "her" and "hair" in dutch! had no clue!

onward toward progress

progress: a year ago drawing women was quite a lottery! (nowadays it's still lottery, but a bit less. i still draw an occasional bad transvestite every now and then)

so this is the new year

2009 was good, but 2010 will be even better: port silver is nearing completion (the first book anyway), and tomorrow i start drawing superman AND the 'next thing' for marvel. and that's just how it starts- after that, even more exciting things.

hope you all have a great year!

the cat, again

trying out the 'good pentel brushpen', the one craig thompson uses- quite nice for drawing the cat. but it's always fun drawing the cat

a panel

wonder winterland

more sketchbook nonsense comics, hence the illegibility. if anyone wants to translate, be my guest.

sala da pranzo

couldn't fall asleep and i had a 03 marker and a pad near the bed so i doodled a bit. then read some instructions on how to skin a deer, fell asleep and dreamt nice things.

his best mifune stare

(about 7 x 7 cm on the actual page)

#109

trying to sneak in some background back into them.

dhyo

little cover thumbnails- i guess i can post these but i'm not sure i can talk about them.

...further

(repost, 27% larger, also larger than original at this point)

tech note

for those not visiting the blog from some kind of a reader program, you'll notice the slight layout change- the images will now be a bit larger (470px -> 600px) and a few other minor things. those with reader programs will just notice the larger pictures!

to contradict myself

but it's okay since it's not a spoiler in any way.

book cover... 11?

since i don't want to put up any of port silver, it'll be random tidbits until next week-- by then i'll start on the next marvel thing and maybe that'll provide some interesting stuff. today, cover sketches for another book. the lower two were approved.

what a break looks like:

this stack covers the last month and a half, maybe two. about... 170 cm high. need more shelves in this place!