Today’s doodle is another one I did sitting on the couch while watching television. It was drawn in a 6 inch by 9 inch sketchbook manufactured in India for Ticonderoga and was sold at Target. It’s got a wire binding which I prefer and an unusual heavy plastic cover that does a pretty good job protecting it. It’s lousy for wet media but good for pencils. All in all, it’s not a bad sketchbook as cheap sketchbooks go. I may have to get another one.
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Yep, good ‘graphic’ of how to actually do that, get under the blast pattern and push it up! (and be REALLY quick)… 😉
Thanks. I’m sketching out some “choreography” for a comic.