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As promised, here is more life drawing! This time from this month.


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Originally published at Cat Farris: Art for Hire. You can comment here or there.

I’ve gotten back into the habit of doing life drawing again lately, so I decided I would start posting them up here for you folks to have a look at. These were done last month, and they were my first foray back into life drawing after at least a year off. You can really ( Read more... )

Originally published at Cat Farris: Art for Hire. You can comment here or there.

I’ve gotten back into the habit of doing life drawing again lately, so I decided I would start posting them up here for you folks to have a look at. These were done last month, and they were my first foray back into life drawing after at least a year off. You can really ( Read more... )

Originally published at Cat Farris: Art for Hire. You can comment here or there.

Last night, I sat down and counted how many drawings I was behind on my 365 blog. Then I drew that many squares onto paper, and put a sketch in each one. If I say I’m going to do something, then I’m going to do it, dammit. So here they are, sketches 070-089. I just hope ( Read more... )

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Hello all!

Emerald City Comic Con, easily the finest mainstream comics convention on the west coast, will be taking place in Seattle March 4th-6th!
I’m going to be attending with my studiomates at Periscope Studio, and we’ll be taking up an entire exhibitor’s island. I’ ( Read more... )

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The Portland Opera invited us cartoonists back for another night of fun and drawing on November 1st! We got to see the dress rehearsal of Hansel and Gretel, which had a different feel to it than Pagliacci/Carmina Burana.
I took my drawing in a more cartoony direction ( Read more... )

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The wonderful folks at the Portland Opera invited 20 local cartoonists to come to a dress rehearsal of Pagliacci and Carmina Burana. They asked us to draw scenes and characters from both pieces to help promote the show! I was one of those lucky artists, and here are ( Read more... )