Sketchbook Dump

This is pretty much a dump post of all my sketches in my current book.  This will increase dramatically as the days come.  I may not post everything that I sketch, but I'll be trying to draw for at least 15-20 mins a day unitl ideas and concepts start happening and I go for hours.

So here is the latest image from Jan 6th.  I just doodled the girl on the left.  She's a bit crosseyed, and has alignment problems with her nose/mouth but I was happy with the hair.  Inspired by the Adam Hughes "Powergirl" portion of my Mac background.  Which is where the random eyes and mouth come from.  The lips in the upper left, and the eye in the lower right are from another AH sketch of Wonder Woman.  The pair of eyes is from Power Girl, and the bottom eye is just my interpretation of my interpretation of the right eye.

Cthulhu here is just an unfinished doodle of the creepster from HP Lovecraft's amazing stories.

This one is pretty self explanitory.  Just sketching during Easter service at church a few years back.  If it helps, he looked less European in my mind, it just didn't translate to paper.

This one is just a toonish girl.  Her hair is starting to become kinda tentacle-y.  Watch out.

Ok, so here's kind of an artsy-fartsy thing.  I just had this idea going through my head about what people believe etc, and wrote the words down.  Then I sketched in pen and these random images are what we have.

Ok the next 2 images are from a story I'm "working" on.  The first is a villain who was pretty much what I thought the "boogey man" looked like.  Slimey-mud guy, with a mouth that can open the entire length of his body.  The name Bubak comes from "research" I did on wikipedia about folk tales etc.  He's seriously a bad dude despite this cartoonish rendering.

The faires fighting over a pickle slice.  Seemed like a great way for the hero to think he's loosing his mind.  He's an American office drone working in London.  He looks out the window of the whateverteenth floor and sees this. 

So the Easter Bunny gets the birds and the bees conversation.  Meh.  I think I referenced a t-shirt for the basic design of the bunny.  It was a squirel.

I was anticipating "300" coming out a month after drawing this one.

I think I had just watched "The Messenger - The Story of Joan of Arc."  She is a fascinating person and has an incredible story.  So this is her getting burned at the stake.  Delightful, I know.