Candy for Moebius

I have always liked Moebius's art (Jean Giraud).  This impulsive "sketch" is really just doodle created while exploring a digital sketching app.  I was exploring brushes, textures, etc... trying to expand my tool set.  As doodles go, there was no real aim, but it just turned into something that made me think of Moebius' style.  Weird and organic, it looks like the sort of candy you may stuck at the bottom of your Grandma's candy dish.  Probably not good for your teeth.

Last, but not least, a couple more drawings from Infinity Pool.  I took a bit of artistic license with all of them (I hope Jim doesn't mind), specially the last one. IMPORTANT... there's a bit of a "spoiler alert" with that last one, but it really is a "twist" anyway, so I don't think it will spoil much at all if you haven't watched it (Go ahead... Infinity Pool ).

This was a painting in the bedroom scene. Some dark story tones showing already. I'll have to ask Jim about it.

So the impulse to draw some characters from Jim Lujan's "Infinity Pool" continued, and of course, here they are. These are all from the "dinner scene". There's always something to catch the eye, that is either part of the main action, or in the background. And of course, "low-fi" (pencil on ruled paper... getting over that soon, I promise).

Messing With The Sea

I have been using 2 ruled notebooks for drawing exercises, and while scanning pages to document progress later, I bumped into this impulsive drawing.  I remember checking out videos on drawing the sea, and pen ink was handy. Obviously cleaned it up with an image app.

Organic impulse

I was playing with a flower pattern and ended up with this.

Looking for direction

Just thinking about perspective drawing.... messing with horizon in my mind. No classic learning direction, but more of an impulse.

Morning impulse warmup.

This mornings warm-up, inspired by an email from Heavy Metal magazine, including an ad for the graphic novel "Akaimisaki". The original cover is nicely inked, and way more dynamic than what I did here, but it was good practice. (I think I am just tempting myself to start on some inking practice).
This counts as impulsive (though I had my eye on it for a couple of days). Draw on!

Impulsive is Back!

Yes... the Impulsive Sketch is back. And I know, it is an unclean scan.

In order to build up my drawing mojo, I am using old school notebooks.

So one thing at a time.

Rick and Morty, I'm late to the game, but I like them.

I followed a video tutorial for the posed drawing.

The only impulsive sketch is what I caught while watching the show.

Watch for more drawing nonsense, and keep drawing.