Um... hey, it's a drawing of a rat.This is a long one, so get comfortable and click below.
After I finished my drawing of Jor-El (see previous entry) from "Superman: The Movie," I thought it looked kind of like a drawing in an old kid's book.
I've always loved "Superman: The Movie," especially the first 15 minutes or so. There's enough cool stuff packed in the beginning (Jor-El, the Phantom Zone villains, the destruction of Krypton) to fill an entire movie.
Here's the original digital sketch of Jor-El.
I was messing around in InDesign today and drew this. I don't do a lot of vector work, but I'm reasonably happy with how it turned out. I was experimenting with using only two colors (and various shades of them) as well.
One of the lesser mythological Greek creatures, coming in way behind centaurs, minotaurs and harpies.
Here's the original Post-It Note sketch of the Chickentaur, drawn many years ago. I guess I was going through a pointillist phase back then. For the final drawing I kept the body pretty much the same, but the head went through some major changes. Not sure what was going on with the goggle-like eyes. And buck teeth didn't seem to make much sense on a chicken-man, so I changed it to a beak-like nose.
Imagine walking out to the kitchen in the middle of the night, turning on the light and seeing one of these sitting on the floor, spewing noxious gas out of every orifice.
Here's the original sketch of Gaspar. Pretty much the same, except I tried to make the gas jets a little less cartoony than they are here.