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tealinI've been rereading Pyramids (An excellent Discworld book to start with, if anyone's interested ... I know this is a perennial topic) and doodled up a quick sketch of Endos, the Listener: 
He listens.
Proportions = GERBLEH. But considering the bad drawing rut I've been in for a week and a half, it's not terrible.
It's hard to go back to a tablet after getting used to the Cintiq ... Oh, the perils of the trade. This is the first drawing I've posted in here done in OpenCanvas!*
While on the topic of Pyramids, I have come to the decision that David Krumholtz is THE person to play Teppic. It's so glaringly obvious that my roommate and I have taken to calling Numb3rs 'The Teppic Show.' HE IS SO TEPPIC.
*Isn't that spiffy? It's a lot better for drawing in than Photoshop... unfortunately, it doesn't get along well with the Cintiq. Well, I say 'unfortunately' ... If it did work, I wouldn't get much work done at work. So I guess it's 'fortunately' in the long run. For me, anyway. And the production. We got a program from Alias called Sketchbook, which is like OpenCanvas on steroids ... it's very nice, but it also doesn't get along with my Cintiq, though I suspect this is because of my compy's prior calibration to run with two monitors. Ramble, ramble, ramble. You read footnotes at your own risk, you know.
He listens.
Proportions = GERBLEH. But considering the bad drawing rut I've been in for a week and a half, it's not terrible.
It's hard to go back to a tablet after getting used to the Cintiq ... Oh, the perils of the trade. This is the first drawing I've posted in here done in OpenCanvas!*
While on the topic of Pyramids, I have come to the decision that David Krumholtz is THE person to play Teppic. It's so glaringly obvious that my roommate and I have taken to calling Numb3rs 'The Teppic Show.' HE IS SO TEPPIC.
*Isn't that spiffy? It's a lot better for drawing in than Photoshop... unfortunately, it doesn't get along well with the Cintiq. Well, I say 'unfortunately' ... If it did work, I wouldn't get much work done at work. So I guess it's 'fortunately' in the long run. For me, anyway. And the production. We got a program from Alias called Sketchbook, which is like OpenCanvas on steroids ... it's very nice, but it also doesn't get along with my Cintiq, though I suspect this is because of my compy's prior calibration to run with two monitors. Ramble, ramble, ramble. You read footnotes at your own risk, you know.
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Date: 2005-11-06 05:37 pm (UTC)(I'm probably one of many, many people who sort of stumbled across your art one day and was more enchanted by it than I've ever been by any other Discworld fanart, so I sort of ... wandered over here, despite the fact that I don't usually follow the journals of people I don't know.)