Also, I've put a link to my twitter page on the sidebar. I plan to use it to talk about film, writing, and other things that bear out it short form, and feel inappropriate here.
Check it out, if so inclined.
Saturday, January 30, 2010
FieldNotes/4Barrel/Ritual/KuruToga/Saturday
Saturday sketching. Back to graphite after a brief flirt with thin ink lines. Field Notes books really hold pencil well, so it works out.
Also, I've put a link to my twitter page on the sidebar. I plan to use it to talk about film, writing, and other things that bear out it short form, and feel inappropriate here.
Check it out, if so inclined.
Also, I've put a link to my twitter page on the sidebar. I plan to use it to talk about film, writing, and other things that bear out it short form, and feel inappropriate here.
Check it out, if so inclined.
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Very cool.
Those three panel pages would make lovely comic book pages.
awesome work
just wow! the life framed into a storyboard!
love the man who laugh.
Great panels. I have to agree with one of the above posts, these panels would make for a few good comic pages.
great sketches!
Lovely style and sketches!!! Congrats!
Wonderful sketches!
awesome sketches so inspiring :)
beautiful sketches James!
Nice Idea to use story frames on your sketches. lovely elastic poses!
awesome!
very cool!!!,I'm a great fan of this kind of drawings,very alive and very expressive.Bravo!!!
I dig your style. you are gifted..
Glad I found your work. great designs and compositions!
Thanks guys! I've been trying to tie work in more with sketching.
excellent sketches !
I like your blog !!Thank you. They are really great .
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you can draw like a mofo James... I hate you.
Oh my God I love your style. And it's amazing how you handle perspective with so few lines. Your work rocks. You're such an inspiration to me...
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