I freely admit to being a huge fan of the Brendan Fraser Mummy movies, especially the first one. It’s one of those films I’ve seen so many times I can practically quote the whole thing, and is one of my wife’s favorites as well. Am thinking about doing some fan-art for fun – here’s some sketches from my sketchbook, just …
Warm-up sketch from the other day, of everyone’s favorite altruistic alcoholic.
A bunch of free sketches I drew today at Lightning Comics. I was there as part of the Spokane Comicsmiths’ Guild, to support fellow local artist Joshua Covey, as he signed House of Night #2, his big debut with Dark Horse Comics. We had a good turn-out and Josh was busy the whole time, signing and sketching. Thanks to Matt …
Just a few head shots of various comic/TV ladies. Random faces is what I usually fill up my sketchpad with if I’m loosening up, or just don’t know what else to draw.
And finally we have the current version of Doctor Who, seen here as a Triceratops. This was another “just seemed right” choice, without any real deep meaning. A Triceratops in a fez? Sure, why not? Triceratops are cool. These were a lot of fun to do, and hopefully somebody out there got as much of a kick out of the …
While the Seventh Doctor is still my all-time favorite, the Tenth quickly took his place as a *very* close second. And if I hadn’t watched the show as a kid, with that ever present nostalgia tempering my opinion, number Ten would easily be in the top spot, by a mile. So… here he is, as represented by probably my favorite …
Another Star Trek pin-up, just for fun. While I hesitate to call myself a “Trekkie”, I do admit to being a huge fan of the franchise. But that’s not too surprising as most of my immediate family *are* Trekkies to some degree and I grew up with it all around me… Not sure when I’ll get around to inking this, …
When I started figuring out which version of Doctor Who should go with what type of dinosaur, this was the first and easiest one to decide on. If any Doctor personifies a Tyrannosaurus, it’s the Ninth one. And really… a T-Rex, in a leather jacket? How awesome is that?
The Eighth Doctor Who was a bit of an odd duck. Appearing on screen only in the TV movie, he was meant to act as a kind of bridge between the old series and a new one, which could appeal to a wider (i.e. American) audience. A series like that did eventually happen, but unfortunately he wouldn’t be part of …
And here we have the Seventh Doctor Who, in the form of an Ankylosaurus. My all time favorite Doctor, I probably watched more of this version than any other growing up. Conveniently enough, he happened to be a good fit for one of my all time favorite dinosaurs as well.