Sketchbook Journey

[Mack]

And the rejected buffalo head for the above logo.

[fatmancomics]

I should not have looked through your blog this late at night because now I am inspired to go draw but have to go to work tomorrow so I can't. Incredible work. I think it's funny that you keep doing Hogarth studies yet don't use his technique (or if you do, you sure mask it well) in any of your work. Maybe your rendering was once like his but you sure as hell have improved on it! Again, turlly inspiring stuff.

[Dri]

I should not have looked through your blog this late at night because now I am inspired to go draw but have to go to work tomorrow so I can't. Incredible work. I think it's funny that you keep doing Hogarth studies yet don't use his technique (or if you do, you sure mask it well) in any of your work. Maybe your rendering was once like his but you sure as hell have improved on it! Again, turlly inspiring stuff.

That's why I got this thread on instant email notification. The development of your skill and vision continues to grow. You have a bright future ahead, Mack.

[Mack]

fatmancomics- thank you. It's funny because some tell me that the Hogarth is pretty apparent in my work.

greendri- thank you. I hope for a bright future.

Here is a tattoo i designed for a friend. He will add some bible quote in the scroll.

[Mack]

And some thumbnails for a character. Commission.

[Mack]

Here is a character design,a lot of experimenting with this piece. Learned a lot.

Initial Pose

[Mack]

Here is the final line art for the same character above.The client wanted a softer more vain looking bad guy. Colors are coming soon.

[JimLeeforGod]

Nice, its coming out real well.
Are you using a wacom or cintiq?

[Mack]

JimLeeforGod-thanks. I use a wacom intuos 2, 9x12

[Mack]

Hey guys here is some experimenting.