Better Than Naked
Sometimes drawing normal people is more engaging than drawing naked women.
Yes, really.
She of Round Butt
Curves are so very much fun to draw, no?
Perky Boobs and Attitude
An older set of drawings. Perhaps in that transitionary phase between my rounded college era cartoons and the wavy, crazy muscled era I’ve been drawing most of these posts from.
That said, I still love the reclining woman’s (at bottom) boobs. They are just so damn perky.
Enter the Boxing Bobcat
Ghost Squirrel comic page 5. That is Bob the Cat. He is a villain.
Danger from Book Perusal
Sketchbook pages from way, way back. I was looking at a great book on African art and things…well, things got a little weird.
The scans date from way back too.
Pointy Lady Three Ways
That lady in the upper right is one of my favorite drawings from this period. Something about the attitude, I think.
A Different Likeness
A very different take on this woman.
At least I think it’s the same woman. Hard to tell, particularly since “likeness” is a rather low priority when I draw from life.
Life Drawing – Gesture Spread
I pulled together all the gesture sketches from a single life drawing session for this set. That was a lot easier to do when I drew small.
I switched sketchbook brands the second I realized this one’s paper scanned a hue of piss yellow.
When Owl was a Dude
A villain from when I was sketching out ideas for the comic I’m working on. 
This can also be considered an early version of the female hero character Owl. I co-opted the design when I realized owls are much easier to draw than finches.
Oldie Goldie
I’ll be posting a few worthy sketchbook pages from an older set of work starting with this long pose set:
I believe I only had the opportunity to draw this woman once. As I recall she was enormously difficult to do gestures for.