Mech Tree

Last week when I saw that the SFG was sketch, I was thrilled because I figured I'd finally have time to participate. Guess not. Better late than never? Here's my Mech Tree sketch:
Not at all related to Harry Potter. Maybe I'll post one of those in a month or two.

Graphic Novel sketch

Here's a first draft of some ideas from the beginning of my graphic novel. It's quite different from this but you have to start somewhere. Check out my blog from time to time to see postings from the GN!
http://mikecressy.blogspot.com/

Kryptonite Sketch

Here's a sketch of a digital painting I'm working on.

-Teaessare

Which one do you prefer? Thanks!

I'm making postcards to promote my illustrations. Which illustration do you like most: the left one or the right one? Or maybe I use both?
Thanks for your opinion!

www.sylf.be

Doodle Crazy

The Doodle Swap Project has me going doodle crazy. For more info check here.

Made random brush strokes and then drew from that with pen.

timrodgers

Independence Day

No more counting to 20 for this guy... oh well, 15 is still a pretty big number.

A rough sketch for a Fourth of July cartoon I did about 10 years ago... I decided to redo it in color. Here's a link to the finished piece if you wanna check it out:

Independence Day Part II

SFG Sketch

I'm trying to learn how to draw the human body, and its alot tougher than it looks :P

-Nick Fechter

http://nevilleandcompanycomics.blogspot.com/

Hula Boy Post Its....

Sketch

Doodling what my cat would look like in a sweater. He already has enough fur, that's for sure.

SFG: Sketch

Okay, I'm only doing this because Jeff asked so nicely. :) Normally I'd be too self-conscious to share.

I'm learning to sketch. To be honest, I haven't kept a sketchbook/art journal since college, which was nearly 10 years ago. I know, I know. Bad Melissa! Bad Melissa! So I made a vow to fill my journal by the end of 2009. Daily doodles about the mundane aspects of life. Practicing is the first step, right? Eight pages down, 152 to go. Here's yesterday's entry:



I actually drew this on the 6th, but I obviously don't know how to read a calendar.

SFG: sketch

I recently started a new sketchbook as part of my daily sketch exercise. I am devoting this one exclusively to maps. Some of the maps will be of real places and some will be entirely fictional. Most will not really resemble the places that they represent, but will be extremely accurate.

Above is a map of the flight of a huge beetle that came into my studio the other day. You can see more of my maps and read about this adventure on my blog.

ps. if you are into looking at sketchbooks (and really, who isn't?) check out this wonderful resource... http://www.frenchdrawings.org/sketchbooks.php


www.peggyfussell.com

SFG: Sketch

pencil on lined paper (3 inches by 2.5 inches)

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acrylics on board (about 24in x 16inches)

Z

SFG:sketch

japanese moleskine

www.elviaemontemayor.blogspot.com

SFG: Sketch

Introducing dj kidd...

And here is the inked version...

Poor little blue girl, always falling for the wrong guy. But what else do you expect from a girl who has always worn her heart on her sleeve?

This was actually based off an old illustration that I decided to ink and update a bit. Here is what the original sketch looked like.

Enjoy...

sketches to finished pieces

for the weekly sfg challenge, i posted some of my beginning pencils, and also what the final paintings turned out to look like.

jay jamms

pencils


oil on board, 36" x 24"

coffee meets morning

pencils


oil on board, 24" x 24"

wem childress

pencils


oil on board, 8" x 10"

SFG: Sketch

Sketch - This week's challenge is a fun one! There's something about the raw, unpolished sketches that we all do while working out an illustration that I just love. I urge you to post some of those sketches this week as part of the challenge. Post the finished product too if you'd like, that would be awesome!

The SFG Challenge was created to challenge every member to stretch their creative muscles, venture outside of their artistic boundaries and post their interpretations each week on a specific theme. You are enthusiastically encouraged to participate!

Don't forget to label your posts!

Have a great week!

-Jeff