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It
Was a Riot
As
the first official sketch, it wasn't drawn as quality or as accurate
as it should have been. Whit looks as if he has gained about fifty
more pounds and his moustache is very wide. |
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Floor
Shadows
I
decided to take a creative approach with this sketch. It's anyone's
guess whose shadows those belong to. This was also a test of my
drawing capability in that I had to make things appear smaller as
your eyes gaze up the picture. |
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Falling
Sensation
This
is a famous picture among AIO fans, so I decided to re-draw it, only
this time... no color. I think it was very well done. |
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Constance
Kendall, Private Eye
It
doesn't seem like Connie to be a sleuth when it comes to mystery, yet
I wanted to draw this picture anyway. At first I had problems drawing
her face and head, however everything became more proportional in the
end. |
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Reaching
Arms
I've
been longing for the old days of Odyssey in which Whit was a
grandfatherly man of God. I decided to put my drawing skills to the
test, only to realize how easy this piece was after all. |
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Barclay
Boy
Since
Jimmy is one of my favorite characters of all time I couldn't refuse
to draw him. This one is taken from the "500th Episode" CD
but only parallels the sketch of Jimmy on older coverarts. Barclay
Boy is the first sketch with total shading. |
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Just
Add Water
This
one was a real test of patience. I've never been skilled at drawing
anything that resembles a cup, so it took a while to get the shape
right. This is the result of not being able to sleep at 6:00 a.m. one
morning. |
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Back
on the Air
One
of the worst things about drawing is the process of duplicating text.
It causes more stress than enjoyment. I thought this sketch was
appropriate, considering AIO is always on the air. |