Stick Figure Sketchblog & Webcomic Creator @ Stewped.com

The saddest fish, that’s really a whale! He can talk, he can kinda walk.

Here are a few sketches of Isaac Asimov for a comic I am working on. Just needed to get something that would shout “Asimov” to the reader. Mainly, those enormous chops. Wolverine has nothing on Asimov.

This here is the sketch for the comic up over at Chronic Malpractice. I’m very happy with the half-tone shading on it. It looks like it was placed right, but something slipped. It looks the way Meg Lee Chin sounds.

Here’s a sketch for the next Adventures in Retail comic. This will be #55. It’s been a long time, but I’ve been planning. Sketching. Scheming. It seems the longer I take between installments the better my work looks. Or is it just me? Click the image to see bigger.

I have so many ideas for random comics. This one involves Hitler. I got Hitler ideas coming out my ears. Here’s part of a panel for a comic about Hitler and Eva getting ready for bed. Enjoy.

Gotta go to bed, didn’t get too much done. Got home late and had to unwind with some Diablo2. Here’s what I drew in the past 45 min – 1 hour. More of Olga from photo reference and Jesus from no real reference.

This comic is taking me FOREVER to finish! I worked at least 4 hours today on this and i have about 4 panels inked. Also, that doesn’t include any backgrounds, either. Here is a preview of some “inked” panels. I haven’t used any real ink on this at all yet. All on the cintiq.  According to the references from that time period, i.e. paintings from hundreds of years later, everyone wore beards.

I haven’t upgraded wordpress yet, so I’m going to do that as soon as this is finished. Here are some more studies, I guess, of nudes. The references I used are of a model named Olga and she’s so scrawny you can see pretty much all her bones and muscles. It really helps as the models I had in school had no definition to their muscles at all and it was really hard to see what was where. You can see all kinds of stuff on Olga’s arms and the backs of her legs that you can’t see as easily on most others. Anyway, here they are.

It’s late, didn’t get home till too late to do any real drawing. So, here’s a quickie of a guy sockin’ a nun.

Day 2 of actually drawing on the cintiq, and it’s even more fun. Why, you ask? In a sketchpad, or on any piece of paper, eventually you make a bad decision and place a drawing badly and ruin any extra space you may have had. Not so anymore! Just zoom in until the free space fills the entire screen and you still have an entire blank page to sketch on! That’s why one or two of the women on this practice piece is made of thinner lines than the others. For these references, I used the (beware: nudity!)Beauty of the Day archive on DOMAI. I’m out of practice, so I’m sure these drawings aren’t as good as they could be, but I’ll get there!