Today's sketch: Super Furry Animal

Super Furry Animal, originally uploaded by Sven3000.

I was planning on doing studies of goats today, but I got a call and this is what I draw as I conversed about arugula, the CIA, a bus whose passengers' cumulative age surpassed 1,750 years old, protecting oneself from identity theft and cowskin rugs.

Amped

Amped, originally uploaded by Sven3000.

Quick sketch doodled with a ballpoint pen (one of my favorite weapons of choice.) I started with the urge to draw a faux hawk and it the rest of the drawing fleshed itself out from there.

Robots don't need brains anyway...

sketch_090331, originally uploaded by Sven3000.

My evening sketch, done with a cintiq and sketchbook pro.

Aguanaut

Aguanaut, originally uploaded by Sven3000.

Sustaining off of the lifeforce of a goldfish, the Aguanaut explores land and sea for rarities and evil to battle.

Strengths: Low Blood Pressure

Weaknesses: A ziplock bag for a helmet.

Cthulhu - 3.23.09

sketch_090323, originally uploaded by Sven3000.

As usual, didn't know where this sketch was going, until Cthulhu guided my hand...

30 Days of Doodles: #1

I've been a bit lazy (or busy depending on how you look at it...) so I'm doing a self imposed doodle marathon to get myself back in gear. These may be quite random, so I'll apologize in advanced.

Son of Rambow

Just got back from a screening of "Son of Rambow," the latest film by Hammer and Tongs. It's a lovely little film about two kids who are inspired to make their own film after seeing First Blood. It's got everything you need in life: violence, animation, flying dogs, Sylvester Stallone, violence, the French and an kickin' 80s soundtrack. There's an amazing dream sequence that is pure Hammer and Tongs. Drawings come to life, children buff up to Rambo-esque proportions. Visual wizbang aside, the movie has genuine heart, I swear, old age is turning me into a teary fool. Something emotional happens in a movie (ex. Nerds are victorious...cue "We are the Champions"...) and I start getting all choked up. For animation buffs out there, look out for a cameo by Jan Pinkava. The movie comes out the same weekend as Iron Man. See this first...

By the power of Greyskull!

If by grey, you mean graphite and by skull, you mean...skull...

We make holes in teeth!

I've dreamt of seeing this commercial again for years. Thanks Youtube for making sure my childhood memories are preserved for eternity (At least until you get shut down...) As a kid, I loved those Jack Kirby-esque characters and how could you deny the beauty of a city wall made up of giant teeth! I'm truly amazed how well the actual commercial holds up to how I remembered it. I can't say the same for Voltron or the Superfriends...anyways, gotta go, I've got a hankering for a round of some vigorous teeth brushing!

Spaceman sketches set #5

This pair was the last two from this series. I plan on continuing this series, but lately life (or laziness) has been getting in the way. When I sketched in the Dog painting, the air tube originally filled the entire composition, twisting and curving around ornately.



As I started painting the piece, I realized that I had no focus and simplifiedI it so the dog would retain the focus. As for the Astronaut in the cockpit, I just wanted to do a piece that could tell whatever story that popped in the viewer's head. Is he crashing...taking off...does he really need to pee?

reUltraman sketches

Tried some crosshatching.

Good Friday!

Michele thought I was doing this doodle in honor of Easter. She gives me way too much credit. I just decided that a Rabbit robot made more sense than a plain old one.

Spaceman sketches set #4

destroy all monsters!!!

a silly reUltraman drawing from my sketchbook. Just having some fun. But seriously though, monsters deserve it.

some old, some not-so old sketches

Like what Julie Andrews said...These are a few of my favorite things...

Spaceman sketches set #3

Round 3. Michele veers away from the space theme and goes for something very...much her own thing. She knocks out a interesting piece, but unfortunately, she got real busy and this is where her "space" exercise ends (for now at least) No growth for me. Still doing my typical floaty something something thing...but at least I'm painting again...

little doodle

Spaceman sketches set #2

Round 2. We started getting in the groove of things. Michele did the Rocket painting and I did the spacemen. The painting was done in two sessions, the first laying in the majority down and the second popping the contrasts and bring up the values I didn't (or couldn't) think of in the first round.

Random Scientific Dog doodle