Retirement Plan
This cartoon was rejected by New Yorker magazine. Every time I get a rejection, I celebrate by going out to a nice dinner. Everyone should try that – you will be looking forward to more rejections.
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Sketch of An Angry Man
Lots of little doodles. I was working on a cartoon about an American middle east expert – who was mostly an expert on how to play middle east expert on American 24 hour cable TV news. Looking at the state of middle east currently (or pretty much anytime), I doubt if there are really any […]
Darkness Doodles
Doodles for my Children’s Story Timmy Vs. Darkness. The Darkness are these little goblin type characters who tempt Timmy to the dark side. The sketchbook is about 5.5 x 8 inches for those that are interested in such details.
One and Two Minute Sketch
I thought the left drawing was unsuccessful. The clarity is missing – it looks overworked. The one on the right is clearer.
Say Something Funny Now!
One of the many doodles I did for the graphic novel ‘Broken Parts’. These are quick ink sketches – again no scope for making errors. One of these days, I may start using white out to erase any mistakes. The character is a private army guy. The drawing is done on a 5.5 x 8 inch […]
Graphic Novel Page
This is a fully done inside page of the graphic novel Broken Parts. A special creature is being birthed in the red incubator – and is being trained through a few psych. tests by one of the main characters, Artificial Intelligence Dept. Director, Dr. Sejik. Below are the rough sheets for the opening scenes – […]
Twenty Life – Detail
A detail from a 20 minute long pose. The full drawing is in the book ‘Figure it Out – a thin book on Figure Drawing‘.
Product Placement
I believe it was Mission Impossible – Rogue Nation that prompted this cartoon. I was watching a trailer for the film – except it seemed like a commercial for a BMW car. I’m not sure how much the products actually drive the story (if they are paying for it, they might as well), but it seemed […]
Many One or Two Minute Poses
I end up drawing multiple poses on the same page. Sometimes they overlap – specially if I draw big. And I have been drawing big these days.
Doodle Life
These were quick sketches done on a Thursday night event a Society of Illustrators. The sketch event hosted a few talented local comedians who made us laugh while we drew them. They weren’t holding the poses – they were simply telling us a few jokes. And I was caricaturing their faces. As you probably noticed, […]