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 Brush Pen, Micron, Markers, Ball-Point Pens, a little Gouache The submariner stating that he doesn't speak French is for a project I'll talk more about later on.
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Micron; Pink & Cyan Ball-Point Pens
For those interested, the Nightcrawler Nine Times at Night Time is all gone. Thanks for those who showed interest (Jen I have one set aside for you that I'll get to your mailbox next time I get around to leaving the apartment!).
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 Micron, Pink & Cyan Ball-Point Pens Actual size is about 1.5".
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I did the DVD packaging art for Tara Wray's documentary Manhattan, Kansas DVD. It's an intense documentary about Tara about her relationship with her mentally-ill mother.

I just got a few of the DVDs in the mail. It's always nice to get these things after the project is all done because it has been so long since I finished the project that I'm not stressed about it anymore - I have a little bit of distance from the project, time wise, so it's easier to appreciate the printing and the packaging without being too self-conscious about the art itself.
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Micron; Pink, Cyan, Green, Red & Purple Ball-Point Pens
Whenever possible I like to avoid penciling - that is to draw whatever it is that I'm drawing with pencil before drawing it again in ink or paint or whatever over the pencil lines on the same piece of paper. For some reason I have more fun drawing the character or image several times for practice before I do it for real. It feels more organic that way.
Anyway, the above sketchbook sample is me trying to figure things out. I'm happy that I chose the green/pink/black combination, but the green ball-point ink was, for some reason, very difficult to draw with.
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 Brush Pen; Green, Orange, Red & Purple Ball-Point Pens on Creme Cover Stock
I want to thank Johnny at Drawn.ca for linking to my Sundays Binding post. I got some good responses and tips as a result. Thanks to everyone for all the kind words!
Also, everyone needs to be checking out my buddy Alexis Frederick-Frost's sketchblog.
 His sketches are always lush and loose. His contributions to the book Adventures in Cartooning help make that book playful and charming and very very fun to read.
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