Edited November 6th, 2017, to link up the art supplies. Updated November 22nd, 2017, to note the passing of Gumball on November 21st. R.I.P., Gumball. — This was actually drawn on the 24th of last month. I sat down to draw with a purpose in mind: To make a suitable graphic for my next post … Continue reading “Blue-Ringed and Blood Shot”
I’ve learned one quick lesson this Slowvember: Canson Fanboy Manga Art Boards don’t bear up well when too much water is applied. I expected it to perform more like Strathmore Bristol, but nope. The board I began Slowvember with has been replaced, as have the Inktense pencils I wanted to use. One objective I want to accomplish with this project is … Continue reading “Slowvember: Making the Frame”
To be fair, I didn’t know that Slowvember was a thing until it was already underway. The point of Slowvember, according to the Society of Visual Storytellers, is to follow Inktober with a challenge “…to slow down the pace and work on one image and make it as good as you can.” “While Inktober is … Continue reading “Slowvember’s Slow Start”
Halloween Survival Tips is a series of Halloween cartoons/one-panel comics I drew way back in 2007. I don’t recall embracing any other project as enthusiastically as I embraced this one, despite the bad art, the bad puns, and the sub-standard working conditions. These ‘toons were all drawn in ink (via either pen or brush) on … Continue reading “Halloween Survival Tips”
Originally Published on January 4th, 2016, at SharondaWoodfin.net. Republished at Sharonda.net on March5th, 2017. Added to SMWoodfin.WordPress.com on October 31st, 2017. — My wife and I didn’t check the mail on Saturday. We should have, though, because when she checked it on Sunday afternoon, it was well-stuffed with the arrival of the first of her … Continue reading “A Christmas Delayed: January’s SmartArt Box”
