And some more. This time, the lines are too thin, but that's ok. The tail is coming out better.



And this is a sample for a kids' book I'm working on with mom.

More Lucco practice. Thank you old Disney model sheets!

Some Lucco practice. I never stop learning how to draw my own character. The top image was posed from an old Mickey Mouse model sheet. Those guys really knew how to draw. They could really push the poses, something I have yet to become comfortable with. The bottom image is from memories of Barney Rubble boxing, though I couldn't find online ref for what I wanted.

Took the last little experiment a step further and did a splash page. Special thanks to Supermouse comics for the color.

Just a little experiment using old comic books to color some Lucco drawings.

Did another video inking demo. These are fun to do but I don't know that I have much more to show. This one's of Tamino and shows a different approach to inking.

I got me some video! Just a demo of me inking. Had to split it into two parts as it went over YouTube's max. This was fun to put together, likely more fun than it is to watch but there you go. Next time I'll make one with goofy voices: