One day back in May

The wife dashed into a store to do some shopping, the baby was asleep in the back seat and I managed to sneak in a few quick sketches.

Lusty Luau

What's more fun than drawing one voluptuous woman?
Drawing two of 'em. Although, that also means trying to draw twice the speed.

This was from a Dr. Sketchy session a few months ago. The poses started from 30 seconds and went up to about 10 minutes for the last 2-3.

Yes. One of the girls is wearing a giant banana costume in the first few. Good Times.

Happy Year of the Ox!

Same resolution as always. Draw, draw and draw some more!

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Started the morning sketching the family on Skype, then the little man playing with his toys.





Next doing errands at the mall. Most of the drawing were done here and there, in stolen moments of time. I felt like I was warming up the whole day and never fully got into the flow of things. When that happens I switch pens, hoping it will make a difference. It does, but not in the way I want it to. All four coloured at home.











Dropped by the new Richmond Olympic Oval in the afternoon. Lucky us, we got to see some speed skaters practising. Might have been the Canadian National team.

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I only had a few hours, so I decided to go out for a solo Sketchcrawl on Saturday. Went to nearby Steveston Village to draw. I still have summer on the brain, so I was a little under dressed and ended up fighting the cold weather and wind for most of the session.



Went to the Heritage Shipyard to check it out. Decided to give some watercolour a try.
These were done on the spot as quick as I could and finishing touches added at home.




Decided to call it a day and head back to the car. The place was now filled with kids in costumes, going around to the different stores. I did mostly scribbly sketches and gestures and finished them off at home.

Go Shorty, it's yo' birthday!

One year old already. Man, that was way too fast.

DIA

Here are two spots I animated back in the Spring for the new Detroit Institute of the Arts.
I animated about 95 % of both spots and cleaned up all the animation. Directed by the awesome Julian Grey of Head Gear Animation. Both were tons of fun to do and a great way to end my time at this amazing studio.

Check out Hatman and Flower Woman.