In other words, it becomes less about "performing" on paper, and more about just drawing for yourself, which is a lot more freeing in a way.





The drawings above were me trying to figure out a design for a mini-comic I wanted to do. I never got around to it, though.

There are a lot of drawings of little Appalachian wall-eyed waifs in my sketchbooks. I think they're cute in a pathetic and sad way.



High school friends. I also always meant to do a comic about these people. I have a bunch roughed out, but I never finished them.

Happy Christmas!
More soon!
2 comments:
Oh yeah, I get what you mean about sketchbooks, although with me, sketchbooks are a way for me to keep all my drawings in one place.
I love the travelogue nature of sketchbooks. The best I've ever seen is Doug TenNapel's. He keeps TONS of story notes, which is inspiring to create, and not just doodle.
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