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This was just a quick sketch I did with a brush pen in between bouts of homework today. Sunday nights are definitely going to be challenging in terms of getting the daily drawing done -and- getting homework finished - but I will persevere! 

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"Although the property damage from the home invasion was minimal, it took the Bear Family years of therapy before they were able to eat porridge again.." 

Copic markers, brush pens. Originally I put a grey scaled version of this up here, but it was just a little -too- creepy and this bizarre new marker made hash of the shadows. I wasn't happy with it, so for today's post I'm sticking with just the line art.

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I have a feeling this won't end well...

Mad scientists being what they are, though, I doubt telling him that would stop him. 

Intersting aside about Mr. Mad Scientist here - when I draw these, I draw on loose paper. Today I hadn't noticed until I was below this guy's knees that he was actually on two separate pieces of paper. I had to tape him together and scan him in, then re-draw him. 

In other words - he was two drawings that had to be Frankenstein-ed together. 

MUAH HA HA!!

*lightning crash* 

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"Bear E. White is ready to hibernate.."

I'm not saying a word about this one. Not a word.

Copic Markers exclusively. 

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Today's 'toon brought to you courtesy of the fact that I was very happy to see my dinner tonight, and was feeling grateful to all chef-kind for my food.  And also, we were learning about circular character construction in my character animation class today. I thought "There's nobody as circular as a good chef.." and so here he is. 

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"Don't look now, but I think someone's checking you out.."

Prismacolor brush pen, Micron, Copic markers and a bit of Photoshop for his spangly bits.

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"Bear really hated that bird.." 

First day back to the grad school grind today, so this one is late in the day but still counts since it's before midnight in my particular time zone. 

I can't imagine what might be inspiring this one. 

Micron, Prismacolor brush pen and Copic markers