Edit: My friend Mike was kind enough to rid my PC of a nasty virus it came down with. And that means that I can post the original Sand Tiger shark that I actually drew on Sunday:
Shark week starts this Sunday!! To celebrate the most awesome week of the year, there will be another Shark-a-Day drawing challenge! I missed last year's, but I'm amped to participate this time around. Check Kristen Campbell's deviant art page to find out what the species of the day is and post your drawings online! I'll be posting links and images of Titmouse artists' drawings here next week. I hope more of you out there participate as well (seriously, I'd love to see everyone's blogs overrun with sharks)
I can't wait! In the meantime here's a little animation exercise I did (I will probably incorporate it into my website....whenever that finally gets up and running)...will probably make more changes when I have more time:
Last week, we got new neighbors. Sam and I haven't officially met the two girls who moved into the apartment, but we've seen them around our complex. My very first (Twilight-Zone-ish) encounter with one of them is depicted in the sketchbook page below:
The girl was standing by the stairwell surrounded by a brigade of skinny jean-wearing boys with Justin Bieber haircuts. All of them were smoking and chattering in squeaky adolescent voices.
Titmouse is located in a charming little West Hollywood neighborhood. The streets surrounding the studio make up the natural habitat of crazy hobos, roaming Scientologists, and tranny hookers.
Here's a quick doodle of my favorite local tranny. I usually see her riding her bike down Lexington Ave in the morning. I'm pretty sure everyone at the studio is familiar with this one. I call her Laddy Gaga and I want to know her makeup secrets.