Monkeyball

A movie called Moneyball opened today. I tried to convince my co-workers that it should have been called Monkeyball. To prove the potential of this concept I drew this quick, demonstrative sketch. Come on, who wouldn't go see that?

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A friend of mine who is a photographer told me that a sub-par color photo will almost always look better in black & white. Presumably it looks more thought out and maybe even a little artsy. Interestingly enough, I find that for artwork, the opposite seems to hold true. Even a quick, silly sketch like this looks much more professional and finished with even the most basic of colors applied.

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Sorry, I'm not translating this one. Not worth it. But you can click the pic to see it in a readable size, as usual.

This one was also a sample for the Comics School. I decided to do a really text-heavy strip for some reason; I probably overdid it. Part of it was the ambition to do something very different from the Mystery Man pages. Part of it might have been that I'd just read about a year's worth of Martin Kellerman's Rocky strips, which are often pretty text-intensive.

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Marvel Monday!

Inspired by Nate Bellegarde and Chris Giarrusso's work.

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Just this once... It's Caturday!

Tomorrow: something a little more, shall we say... daring...