Eight days into what has probably been my longest kept New Years resolution: A robot a day. I was setting myself a few ground rules such as how long should each piece take (max)? Should they all be original creations or can I draw famous robots? Do "Droids count"? I answered two of these questions on 01/06/13.
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Showing posts with label Star Wars. Show all posts
Monday, January 7, 2013
DROIDS are ROBOTS too!
Eight days into what has probably been my longest kept New Years resolution: A robot a day. I was setting myself a few ground rules such as how long should each piece take (max)? Should they all be original creations or can I draw famous robots? Do "Droids count"? I answered two of these questions on 01/06/13.
Labels:
A robot a day,
Droids,
Prisma Color,
Promarker,
robots,
Star Wars
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Office Ewok
I received a Facebook message from Altered Esthetics with a link to a review for the Lutefisk Sushi E - Bento Box of Mini comics (the cartoon show currently on through November)
A massive thanks to the good people at Stumptown Trade Review for mentioning my work:
"The standout of the entire set is Office Ewok by James Powell. It deals with the harsh realities of what happens when an Ewok comes into conflict with an office dress code. The end is laugh out loud funny and works whether or not you are a Star Wars fan. This one has already been passed around the STR office a few times."
The full review with mentions of some of other artists and links to their sites is here.
A massive thanks to the good people at Stumptown Trade Review for mentioning my work:
"The standout of the entire set is Office Ewok by James Powell. It deals with the harsh realities of what happens when an Ewok comes into conflict with an office dress code. The end is laugh out loud funny and works whether or not you are a Star Wars fan. This one has already been passed around the STR office a few times."
The full review with mentions of some of other artists and links to their sites is here.
Monday, October 1, 2012
Fallcon 2012 Star Wars paper cuts
FALLCON the MCBA Comic Book Party (aka the One Day Wonder) is this Saturday (October 6th – 2012 – 10AM to 5PM) I got some good feedback on the paper cuts at the Springcon so here are two (of three) new Star Wars themed paper cut pieces. Above is "Proud Boba" below "Never trust a Droid" (or "Cheeky little R2")
I first started doing paper cuts thinking it would be loads quicker than my usual paintings. It isn't. It takes bloody ages, but I like how they turn out. I have a third one finished and a few ideas for some others....and less than a week until Fallcon to do them.
Labels:
Boba Ferr,
Fallcon,
Luke Skywalker,
Paper Art,
Paper Cuts,
R2-D2,
Springcon,
Star Wars
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Lutefisk Sushi : Volume E - Mini Comics Show
Every year Altered Esthetics Gallery in Northeast Minneapolis dedicates one of it's monthly shows to comic art. This November comes the Lutefisk Sushi: Volume E show. Lutefisk Sushi is a series of limited edition, screen-printed boxes filled with mini-comics by Minnesota cartoonists.
I just finished my mini comic which will be printed 160 times. One for each Lutefisk Sushi box.
My comic has Ewoks.
Saturday, March 24, 2012
"Come on in, the swamp is lovely"
Testing out a couple of paint styles with a paint sketch on canvas. Down in the Swamp, it's awesome being green.
Saturday, February 19, 2011
LAYER? It's my party and I'll draw Leia if I want to.
Illustration Friday's topic this week is LAYER. I often just try to sketch the first thing that comes into my head and then evolve that into a final piece. Well, it is my birthday today (Happy Birthday Me!) and I might not have time this weekend to post anything. As it was I did this at 1am last night after cleaning for a party today. I then fell asleep before any "layer" pictures were born.Having said that my wife noticed that the word LAYER and the Star Wars character's name (Princess) LEIA are quite similar ("exactly the same") to her American ears when I say them to her in my British accent.
So here is Princess Layer......um, sounds a bit wrong. Stick with Princess Leia. Sorry.
Labels:
Birthday,
Illustration Friday,
Princess,
Princess Leia,
Star Wars
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