Until tomorrow night probably xxxx
Saturday, 19 June 2010
Yesterdayness.
So alot happend yesterday, and I plan to make a epic-ly long comic (for me anyway) to try and vent some of my usual angst (surprise surprise) Unfortunately I've got to start a new sketch book, as I filled my other one with so many pictures of my face, but the only one I've go is the one I took to last Octobers MCM Expo (a pretty big convention) where I interveiwed the likes of Mark Ellerby, Adam Cadwell and Lizz Lunney for my dissertation/essay. This sketchbook contains an original Cadwell as he drew me my own little April holding an itty bitty dictaphone - cause I took him a MASSIVE bottle of Vimto (That's right. I'm a hardcore fan) so to mark this new stage, I thought I'd share it with you today as a nice start - apologies for my tired face, I've had 2 hours sleep and a 4 and a half hour commute today... I'm vay tired.
Until tomorrow night probably xxxx
Until tomorrow night probably xxxx
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Cool momento - you should frame it!
ReplyDeleteApril, you look beautiful even tired... love the pic! the eyes especially! You're so good!
ReplyDeletelol. I didn't draw it! :P so I cannot take the credit! :) Robin, if you haven't already, check out theeveryday.adamcadwell.com - and awww. *blushes*
ReplyDeleteI love the Everyday! Really sad that he's ending it. I wonder, will you post that interview/dissertation? Sounds like a good 'un.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the great work - your comics and illustrations are always keen!
Adorable! Both of you!
ReplyDeleteIt amazes me that he drew that for you at a convention. He went right at it in ink with no pencil lines or anything? That would've taken me, like, an hour.
Good luck with the new beginning to your sketchbook.
to King: I never thought about posting it... I guess I could? that... or make it into a COMIC (Ponders) my dissertation isn't that great, I just rave about the scene, but the interveiws might be interesting to read for others... I'll get on about asking their permission!
ReplyDeleteTo Matt: he penciled it first, then inked using a couple of different pens including a brush - took him about 15 minutes I think? I was chatting to Marc at this point and refraining from buying WAY too many things... x