Inktober Day 6.

more marker practice, this one based on photography by Charles Freger

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My INSANE gory elementary school science fair display set-up that I have created for these paintings…

details from "Shapeshiffterrr"

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Second study, using heavy body acrylics this time.

So far I like the opacity, but I prefer how smooth the open acrylics feel and that they stay wet on the palette for longer.

I’m trying to move away from my natural inclination towards fussy details and get more of the big strokes that you see in Uglow, Saville, and Freud.

original illustration - face 2

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New sketchbook!

Messing about with markers

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a boogie man from my Southern childhood

I distinctly remember, at age five, seeing our family friend Stephen Wade tell the 'Taily-Po' story, accompanied by his banjo. I couldn't find a recording of that, but here's a clip of Mr. Wade doing his 'banjo dancing.'

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Pages 16 and 17

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I am so pleased with Sasuke's facial expression in that first panel.

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WIP for a series of comics about things I’ve learned after 2 years on testosterone

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Inktober day 2. Usually I’m a pissbaby who avoids drawing backgrounds, but drawing creepy, grungy interiors is fun. Might paint about it.

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