Day 10 is DEMONDAY Demon Day, or De-MONDAY? Either way, this is probably how Harvey Comics would have done Jack Kirby’s Etrigan The Demon showing up to work with a case of the hellish Mondays.
Days 8 and 9 of Drawlloween 2016 are: “Eight Legs, One Thousand Eggs” and “He’s a Dummy, Doll.” Trying to connect these two really specific prompts was a bit tricky. I decided to go with a “Charlotte’s Web” theme on the first, with all of Charlotte’s spider babies hatching out of […]
In an attempt to comically combine the two days’ drawings, I opted to take the prompt “What Lies in the Mist” literally. Therefore, the hook that Archie and Veronica found dangling from their car door yesterday, we see today belonged to an unfortunate trick or treater dressed up as a […]
So many urban legends to pick from, but I chose the notorious campfire story about the hookman and the couple on Lover’s Lane. The whole story seems kind of 50s to me, so I put a classic 50s car in the drawing and populated it with a couple that seems […]
Having upped the ante by making myself combine two days when they share a spread in the sketchbook, I’m glad Drawlloween upped the ante also, by coming up with some punny and more elaborate categories this year. Since the prompt is meant to sound like the “Better Homes & Gardens” […]
Day Four and the first part of the newest combined drawing spread will be a lovely farm of tentacles inked in the sketchbook. Stay tuned for Day 5 tomorrow.
Day three of Drawlloween. Today is MUMMY MONDAY and I added a mummy exhibit to the carnival sideshow and had the poor, embalmed fellow getting his wrappings tangled in one of the carny’s poorly-maintained rides that is going off the rails. The poor fellow was just trying to get some […]
For “Carnival Creeps” I went with a trio and instead of the stereotypical “evil clown” I just went with a slightly creepy one with a “Free Hugs” sign, along with the type of carny guy running the poorly-inspected ride that makes most stand-up comic’s routines and lastly, the lady serving […]
Last year I participated in one of the online art challenges, like Inktober, in an effort to make myself draw more and draw on paper instead of digitally, the way I do most of my work now (except for party caricatures, of course, but if I get an iPad Pro […]