DRAWLLOWEEN 2017 – Day 5 is: FULL MOON FOLLIES How about this 1930s-inspired poster with a lady werewolf (wolfwoman?) as the featured dancer?
DRAWLLOWEEN Day 3 is: TOMBSDAY Maybe 0ne 0f those tomb raiders got stuck in one and wasn’t found until another one came raiding. 3
Drawlloween 2017 – Day 2 is: SUMMON DAY Okay, so combining “Summon” with “Monday” is a nice pun, but kind of vague as to what I should draw… Well, I seem to always go for the joke, when possible, so how about a witch/sorceress/magicwoman summoning up a spirit and the […]
Drawlloween 2017 – Day 1 RETURN FROM THE DEAD Another year of DRAWLLOWEEN month is here! This time, I’m doing it all digital, instead of the inking in a sketchbook and scanning in to post method I did the previous two years. For that reason, I won’t be doubling this […]
If this site seems to be incomplete at the moment, it’s because I am undergoing a revamp to the long-needed old design of this one. Please go to Brent Brown Graphix for all your caricature, cartooning, illustration and graphic design needs, if you don’t find what you want here. Also, I […]
Another cover assignment from the Asheville paper, The Mountain Xpress, and this time it was more cartoony. It required much going on in one illustration to show the intended happy use of the the Greenway and Blueway aspirations that the nearby town of Woodfin has for building such a destination. […]
The Asheville Mountain Xpress paper contacted me to do another cover illustration. This time, not a humorous, cartoon approach, but something to reflect the story inside about the many monuments, and streets in the city named after, or memorializing figures from the city’s confederate past. This was the cover that […]
NOTE: This post is reprinted here from my blog. If you want to see all the posts about the caricature resolution 2017 participation, please visit those blog posts at this link. So here we are at the end times… I mean.. the final days.. I mean the last day of […]
2016 got such a bad rap that it was a popular joke to cheer its demise. I used that prevalent sentiment when commissioned by the Asheville Mountain Xpress to come up with a new year’s issue cover illustration. Here is the original, finished cover art, before the text was added: […]