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Sketch for dalat branding ^^
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Another self portrait for Illustration 2, this one done in the style of Atmore's Mince Meat & Plum Pudding Trade Cards (http://www.tradecards.com/articles/atmore/).
Just some of the drawing and sketching stuff I have laying around.
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Drawing is a thinking tool. When your X grade teacher Mrs. Y told you couldn't draw Z, you stopped drawing. Start again.
Got of a bit earlier on friday afternoon so had time for a little bit of drawing :)
The balloons were for my cousins kiddies who I babysat friday evening..... they LOVE balloons!
Biro futuristc sketch.
From an early age I was always sketching and doodling cars and futuristic scenes. I carried on this 'habit' during all my early jobs. These are some doodles I did while working as a call centre agent in the mid 1990's. Something to keep my mind going.
The doodles are mostly in Biro so some of the pages have turned yellow with age.
HANNA BARBERA STUDIOS
MAGILLA GORILLA
Item Type: Original Animation Production Layout Drawing of two INDIANS from the 1960s SATURDAY MORNING Children's Classic; Prroduced by Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera for HANNA BARBERA PRODUCTIONS.
This is one of the ORIGINAL PRODUCTION CELS that appeared UNDER THE CAMERA during the actual filming of the 1960s ANIMATED TELEVISION SERIES; this is NOT a mass produced Limited Edition Cel.
Size: 12 Field 12.5 x 10.5
Condition:Excellent
Type: Original Production Art
Circa 1967
A Time Life image maybe...this was at a time after college when I was burnt out on art but wanted to make sure I remembered how to draw. It looks like the drawing of an artist who hadn't picked up a pencil in a while, but I was satisfied at the time that I hadn't "lost it" completely :)