Tyson asked me to draw a completely relaxed human being. John Herndon (of Tortoise) inked it. I like how now it looks like he's laying in hair grass.
Showing posts with label tattoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tattoo. Show all posts
7.21.2012
3.24.2009
Elephant Tattoo
On the plane back from California last month, I met two very nice couples. One of the women sat next to me, and noticed that I was drawing this comic. She asked, "do you ever draw animals?" And I said, "it depends on the animal," and she replied, "elephants" and I answered, "yes, they used to be my favorite animal."

It turned out that her sister-in-law, the woman sitting in the seat in front of me, was looking for a rendering of five elephants holding trunks to tails in a circle for a tattoo she wanted. The couples didn't know any artists, apparently, so they were willing to offer the job to a strange girl on a plane. I showed the women some of my comics to prove to them that I can actually draw, although they didn't seem too worried, and they paid me in advance. I emailed these two images off last week.
It turned out that her sister-in-law, the woman sitting in the seat in front of me, was looking for a rendering of five elephants holding trunks to tails in a circle for a tattoo she wanted. The couples didn't know any artists, apparently, so they were willing to offer the job to a strange girl on a plane. I showed the women some of my comics to prove to them that I can actually draw, although they didn't seem too worried, and they paid me in advance. I emailed these two images off last week.
9.18.2007
Reset: College Version 2.2
Hi.
School started again, and as soon as I get my hands on a reliable, quality camera I'll start posting more photos. It's my third semester but I'm already a second semester Sophomore because of how much I crammed in there. I'm addicted to school.
For the time being, I'll feature an amateur photographer friend of mine, Philip Neustrom, who I helped out with some photos this summer - visible in the second picture is the artwork of one Sam McWilliams, who drilled my newest ink:


See you soon.
School started again, and as soon as I get my hands on a reliable, quality camera I'll start posting more photos. It's my third semester but I'm already a second semester Sophomore because of how much I crammed in there. I'm addicted to school.
For the time being, I'll feature an amateur photographer friend of mine, Philip Neustrom, who I helped out with some photos this summer - visible in the second picture is the artwork of one Sam McWilliams, who drilled my newest ink:


See you soon.
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photography,
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