Author Archives: peter

This Sharpe and watercolor picture is an old one. Maybe five years or so. One of my favorite things to do is find old drawings and revive them. I have so many stashed away, that at times I am overwhelmed … Continue reading →

Another one of my works in progress (a hopeful for a portfolio work). Here is another quick look at the orignal quick pen drawing that started it all: The shield on the far right is the the good one! Other … Continue reading →

“Drunky the Cat in the Tall Stovepipe Hat” I am once again grateful for my job in Korea.  I have mentioned that I am working on around 4 new stories of different artistic styles and varying literary tone. Here is … Continue reading →

So I have finally picked up a drafting table for my one-bedroom Korean apartment (Thanks Becky and Tyler!). It is a fine table. Level and smooth…so smooth.  As of now, I have been doing much more writing than drawing. Working … Continue reading →

So, for those of you that know, I have a Korean Blog. I have decided it best to keep the sketch blog separate! Today’s post is going to be a biggie, so get ready. So here is the finished colored … Continue reading →

Here Are a few more images for the Bartleby Bickes pilot cartoon. The first is a horrid witch queen, worn by time and human age. The second picture is Bartleby riding his flying “Woods Lobster.” It has been a great … Continue reading →

I started this dinosaur (dinosaaar  for Jurassic park fans) It was great to start a “line-less” drawing from scratch. I used different colors for the contour lines to be filled in later with the desired colors. This was easy once … Continue reading →

The following images were created in Microsoft paint during my training sessions for my day job. I am putting them in order of their inception. The common technique was slow as molasses (which was ok, I worked on one periodically … Continue reading →

Alone, in his tower, reigns the reclusive Frog King. His devoid of power and divine right.

Here is the preliminary color experiment for the Figgle’s Forrest Drawing. A light wash of yellow-green over this drawing is what holds this drawing together, fending off the “color clutter” that could occur. I may even take this mentality further … Continue reading →