Sody Pop Doodles

I tried to do some posing with a familiar character.  My goal was to keep the drawings organic and appealing as I came up with gestures and faces from my head.

Sody Pop seems nice and all, but she doesn't seem the smartest, eh?

Recent Caricatures

I have been doing more attempts at caricature lately.  Here are some of my latest efforts:

I found a photo of this guy on Marlo Meekins blog (Click Here to see her attempt).  Here is the photo reference below.

 Jim Carrey Sketches.  His face is a lot harder to capture than it looks.

Above are some self caricatures of me doing silly faces.

Sometimes, it's fun to revisit people by doing caricatures from memory.  Here's a Jim Carrey and that other  guy.

Last two are Geena Davis and Steve Carell.

Inking Fun from Mystery Cartoon

The cartoon these drawings are from is one of the first things I remember seeing on the internet, way back in 2000/2001.

 The pencil drawings I found in my sketchbook from 2009, and I inked them today.

 Bonus points if you know the origin!!

Sody Pop vs. Betty Boop, and More

Sody Pop may not be as universally known as Betty Boop, but there is a group on the internet who loves Sody Pop as well.  The first Sody drawing is mine, most of the others John K drew first.

Sody is obviously more athletic in her build, and she's skinnier.

I like how John K never draws her the same way, be it in Aoki Pizza, Raketu, The George Liquor Program, or in Comic Book - but they are all Sody.

Betty Boop has a HUGE head - at least when Grim Natwick drew her. 

She's all wiggly in her first cartoons too - Mysterious Mose, The Bum Bandit, and Bimbo's initiation all have really cool drawings.

Betty is way more curvy than Sody - Betty has thicker arms even.

And lastly, the "more" as promised.

Just a redhead girlie design.  Thanks for visiting!

The Disney Women Post (tentative)

I'm a big Marc Davis fan.  Love his work on Peter Pan, below are some Tinkerbell drawings.  Also I drew Jane from Tarzan, using an animatic as a guide.

She can almost fit through that keyhole, but something is holding her back!

Just Some Girl Drawings

I draw these just for fun, and for practice! It's difficult getting the shape of a female in pencil form.  Enjoy!

Thanks for visiting my blog!

Sody Pop, or "Why I Love John Kricfalusi"

 Here is Sody Pop: one of John Kricfalusi's characters.

 These drawings are from The George Liquor Program, a Raketu ad, an Aoki Pizza ad, and some haven't been animated yet.

 Sody Pop is WAY fun to draw (difficult, too!).  These are my attempts to not suck at drawing her, going off of John K's original drawings.

 If you want to drastically improve your drawing ability, I highly suggest visiting John K's blog, at http://johnkstuff.blogspot.com/.

 Or you could go if you like his stuff or cartoons in general.

I appreciate comments!

Katie Rice Studies!

Before I show you these pictures, I would like to say what an awesome artist Katie Rice is.  If you like this stuff, go to Her Website, which has recently undergone some changes, so you may not find her original drawings.  Each one of these was originally drawn by her, and then copied by me to study them.

 Most of these drawing studies I did around 2010 to early 2011.

 Below are some of her Star Trek girls stickie notes.

 I love her use of color, and tried to capture that with my limited marker supply.

 Below is her inked drawing (I printed it out), and then I colored it a few different ways.  This one was my favorite.

 ..And a Princess Zelda!

If you like this, go check out Her Blog, and tell her she is awesome!

A Few People... Caricatured!

I love to do caricatures - and if I do it from memory I have to simplify and push exaggeration.  Here's one of my face:

Next is a pencil sketch of Ingrid Bergman, of Casablanca fame.

Here are a couple drawings of a coworker - from where I have interned with a few times now.

And now a VERY exaggerated caricature of a professor of mine.

Lastly, some sticky notes.  My dentist, a doodle of noone in particular, cartoony man designs, and a man with a very interesting life story, clockwise from top left.

Thank you for visiting!