Sketchies!

Apr. 28th, 2010 11:46 pm
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 Before drawing a comic, you have to practice drawing the characters. To make sure you get them right and that they actually look like themselves from panel to panel. Today, I practiced drawing Warrick, everyone's favorite Wicked Warlock of the West. He's a bit of a geek with a slim body and a very expressive face. So I tried to push that. His clothing is a large black cloak with "feathers" on the shoulders. The cloak is kindoff "alive". It can protect it's wearer and also allow the wearer to fly. It's a canon Oz extended universe item and a major plot aid several times.







I think he's very cute looking. I like how his face really works with several different expressions.

Again, I seem to be more in a fanart/sketch mood then a funny comic mood. I think it's because my live is very routine-y right now. Go to work, go home, draw, chores, sleep. It's harder to find non-fandom joke ideas when the universe isn't throwing them at you. I'm going to the Sherbrooke subway station tomorrow. Maybe i'll meet the street wiseman again. Maybe he'll have advice for me once more!

Heh. I'm low on comic ideas but my character sketching is REALLY improving. 

I'm a little sad. The weather was nice so all the tulips popped out. And then in snowed. I hope they survived. :( 

Live purple tulips! Live!!!!!

- Isa

Date: 2010-04-29 04:42 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] bonemarch.livejournal.com
I love how you do facial expressions! And the character has great flow. Someday I'll have to beg your for a commission or two of some of my story characters when time and funds permits. ^_^

Date: 2010-04-29 01:09 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] secondlina.livejournal.com
You should! I'll be glad to draw it XD

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