Villain character for Ghost Squirrel, the comic book project I’m working on. Read on for a pitch description for Bob the Cat.
Category Archives: Ghost Squirrel
Barbed Guppy Character Design
Villain character for Ghost Squirrel, the comic book project I’m working on. Read on for a pitch description for Barbed Guppy.
Timid Mole Character Design
Early version of a character design for a comic project. Read on for a pitch description of Timid Mole.
Intrepid Owl Character Designs
Villain character for Ghost Squirrel, the comic book project I’m working on. Read on for a pitch description for Intrepid Owl.
Furtive Squirrel Character Designs – Part 2
Part two of the character design for the main character of a webcomic project. This is the ghost form of the titular Ghost Squirrel. Read on for part two of the pitch description:
Furtive Squirrel Character Designs – Part 1
Over the next few days I’m going to put up the existing character designs for Ghost Squirrel along with a bit of bio.
Part one of the character design for the main character of a webcomic project. This is the standard form of the titular Ghost Squirrel. Read on for part one of the pitch description:
Cover Page for a Pitch
Bit of commentary from the future here, but man oh man is this hard to look at now. Scratch that. It was hard to look at when I originally drew it! Below is a cover to Ghost Squirrel‘s original pitch, back when I was trying to convince people that is was a nice and cheery kid’s show.
It’s just so… uncharacteristically friendly.
Oh well. Still has merit. Nice coloring for example. Read on for the original text that accompanied this image.
Twilight Scene Goodness
No. Not that twilight.
A color version of the Ink Spirit from Ghost Squirrel. I think the color scheme could be described as twilight meets lava volcano. If “lava volcano” isn’t a paint swatch name, I will be very disappointed.
Ink Spirit – Pencil and Ink Comparison
I’ve been doing character designs for a project I’m working on called “Ghost Squirrel.” I’ve posted some pencil sketches of the villain characters and I’ll do a big post of all the finished color work in a bit.
Since I got sick of drawing everybody just standing around being vaguely happy, I decided to make things more interesting by putting this design in a landscape.
Exploratory Cityscape – Woodland City
An exploratory drawing of what an animal inhabited metropolis might look like.
