Captain Ameri-saurus
Hopefully this will be my last off topic dinosaur and I’ll get back to cute ones, but I also want to do some Star Wars ones too now… Too easily distracted. Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas this year and a happy holidays!
Doodled in Krita on my Surface Pro 3.
Try-rnman
Not sure why my attempts at cute dinosaurs so quickly wandered off to comic book characters, but i scribbled this doodle out with another one on the same plane ride as the baseball player. I’ll probably post his companion in a few days.
Doodled in Krita on my Surface Pro 3.
Cyclops
I’m still cranking out some colored versions of my Inktober doodles and I thought my little Skottie Young inspired Cyclops should be next.
Colored in Krita on my Surface Pro 3.
Inktober 2019-23 Skottie Young
The organic lines and often crazy expressions in Skottie Young‘s work are totally awesome. For today I tried to find something for his little Cyclops to be doing, and thought S’mores was a good enough use of his mutant ability.
Inktober – Dan Hipp
Day five of Inktober is inspired by the incredible Dan Hipp! I’ve actually done quite a few drawings over the years and I’m a big fan.
He recently did a few recreations of famous Marvel comic covers, which are amazing and I hope he continues.
Inktober 2019-03 Chris Samnee
Today’s artist to highlight is the talented Chris Samnee! His ability to capture and tell a story through a truly binary black and white image blows my mind.
captain hammer
Quick on the heels of talking about not drawing characters on a blank white field… maybe I’ll add a background later. This started out as a scribbled meeting doodle that I decided to clean up in the computer and color. Avengers: Endgame is amazing if you haven’t seen it yet. We just went for the second time this weekend and it was still fantastic! Here’s a look at the various stages of this drawing: scribble, digital sketch, lines, and colored.
captain hammer stages
Doodles in Krita on my Surface Pro 3.
Glass Shield Finished
I finished my second stained glass class a few weeks ago, but it’s been too hectic to post the results. Overall, I like how my little Captain America Shield came out (though the outer edge still needs a little work to be consistently smooth). I like being able to do both the lead came and the copper foil method, as they each have applications where they are better suited.
copper foil window
I enjoyed the last stained glass class I took so much, I decided to take the next one which teaches the copper foil technique instead of lead came. We are making small fans that can be put infront of a nightlight, but I didn’t like any of the patterns that were offered so I figured out my own. It was between Captain America’s shield or Captain Marvel’s crest. I told the teacher that I was cheating in the last class because almost all my cuts were straight lines, so I am paying my penance this time. This first image was from cutting during the first night and the one below was the aftermath. (I normally try to produce much less waste, but it was important that the grain of the glass all radiates from the center, so I had to lose a little bit more.)
copper foil aftermath
The last two images are from the foiling process, which I did mostly at home. Next step is to spot solder the joints and then solder over all the copper tape.
Spidey Meeting Doodles
Just a few random doodles from meetings at work. I’ve been looking forward to “Spider-man: ITSV” coming out and hopefully seeing it soon. The Skull with CAT-5/RJ-45 medusa hair… no idea where that came from.
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