I’ve been thinking a lot about the Sasquatch because he’s the main component of an image I created for a tote bag design contest at Powell’s books. Here’s my linework for the submission – next week I’ll upload the color version (which is looking pretty adorable so far!)
A little doodle I did before trivia this past week. You’ll better understand why I have Sasquatch on the brain after Thursday’s post. :)
This was originally a mini comic I created last year – I scanned it all in and cleaned it up for your viewing pleasure!
Just in time for Independence Day, here are some comics reflecting on my AmeriCorps term of service:
A nice little line drawing I did last summer, based on an image in a California guide book I had checked out of the library…
A sort of continuation of last week’s “Adventures of Tiny Worm” comic. Tiny Worm not pictured.
Materials: Micron Pens, Prismacolor Markers
I wanted to make a cute and simple comic. That resulted in “The Adventures of Tiny Worm”:
Keep an eye out for more comics from me in the upcoming month. I have time to draw these things now!
Materials: Sakura pen, Prismacolor Markers
Now that I’m finding myself with free time (almost too much free time – I’m still looking for summer employment because I need to work more than one day a week) I have more time to draw. I often have a hard time figuring out what I want to draw, which is why I really like Selfless Portraits – when you agree to participate, they send you the profile picture of someone else using the app on Facebook, so you get to draw someone else’s portrait. You need to do it fairly quickly too – within 48 hours.
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| The poor, random boy assigned to me |
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| The resulting portrait |
Erika Schnatz 