i think SuperGirl looks a little hopped up on something, nutty eyes and that, and the legs are maybe wonky, and i wasn't into the costume that was commissioned. but whatevah. ..
my niece Zaria kept me company though, so it was fun regardless.
hey sir! yeah, she asks a lot of questions, but i get a bigger kick out of seeing her draw- she has pretty far out ideas. the original was 9 X 12, bout the same size as i do pages at; any larger and i cant see the whole thing at once. i dunno, drawing tiny feels most natural.
Got you, Chris. I remember you saying that at Heroes about drawing smaller. I'm still bugging at how Jason Pearson started drawing at damn near print size simply because he wanted the paper to fit in his scanner.
So it must be something to that. And yeah, I can attest to watching little ones draw. My oldest daughter comes down to my studio sometimes and paints with watercolor. She's not conscious of what she does obviously. But looking at the results afterwards, I wish that I could paint with that abandon.
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you look like you have a robotic "light-head"
thingy..
yeah that's right. i'm bionic.
Awwww, that's cool, sir. She probably got a big kick out of seeing you draw that.
Also, what was the actual size of the commission?
-A
hey sir! yeah, she asks a lot of questions, but i get a bigger kick out of seeing her draw- she has pretty far out ideas. the original was 9 X 12, bout the same size as i do pages at; any larger and i cant see the whole thing at once. i dunno, drawing tiny feels most natural.
cool picture!
Teach the young padiwan well, Master Jedi. :)
Got you, Chris. I remember you saying that at Heroes about drawing smaller. I'm still bugging at how Jason Pearson started drawing at damn near print size simply because he wanted the paper to fit in his scanner.
So it must be something to that. And yeah, I can attest to watching little ones draw. My oldest daughter comes down to my studio sometimes and paints with watercolor. She's not conscious of what she does obviously. But looking at the results afterwards, I wish that I could paint with that abandon.
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