Stef requested “a cat and a dragon”…
and got the full Hundred Dollar Drawing package including clean-up:
and a video:
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A Hundred Dollar Drawing. Roz’s request was, “WOULD YOU ASK A LIBRARIAN FOR A LAP DANCE?” Continue reading Roz’s Librarian Lap Dance A Hundred Dollar Drawing. Win asked me to do a self-portrait with artist’s block; I depicted the kind of blockage I’m actually suffering right now. This one is meta, because some of the snotty handkerchiefs I drew in the drawing of me drawing, are in the photo of the drawing of me drawing! Continue reading Win’s Blockage A Hundred Dollar Drawing. Raeanne’s request was “wild cosmos.” I like abstract requests like that. Continue reading Raeanne’s Wild Cosmos. A Hundred Dollar Drawing. Jon asked for “Older lady with a lot of hair, wearing a hoodie, making teddy bears on an old-timey black sewing machine, while a stocky short-haired dog looks on.” Continue reading Jon’s Sewist A Hundred Dollar Drawing. Mike requested “Thelonious Monk playing steel guitar wearing a cowboy hat.” Continue reading Mike’s “Steelonius” A Hundred Dollar Drawing. Pat’s request was, “something Hindu and Bali ish.” Continue reading Pat’s Rangda A Hundred Dollar Drawing. Jimi asked for “Maha Kali.” Continue reading Jimi’s Maha Kali Notice: This has been popular! New orders temporarily suspended while I work on backlog. I’ll offer Hundred Dollar Drawings again soon. Example of a $100 drawing $100: Tell Nina what to draw* and she’ll draw it. It could be as vague as a word (“quadruped,” “equinox”) or more specific (“a cat driving a car,” “a sun and moon shaking hands”) or even more specific (“a tabby cat driving a convertible sportscar over a cardboard box,” “a sun and moon shaking hands over planet Earth, sky behind them half night and half day”). Nina will email you a photo of the finished drawing, and post it on her blog and social media. *Specify drawing in Paypal checkout
+ Continue reading Introducing Hundred Dollar Drawings! I noticed some artist and animator friends were posting drawings with the hashtag #inktober. This is the sort of thing I never do. But it had been years since I’d respectfully drawn with ink on paper, and I kind of missed it. So I ordered myself some different brush pens, and the day they arrived I sat down and drew these: “Flight” No warm-ups, no practice, just bam, out they came. It’s been more than a decade since I’ve drawn in this style, with ink on paper. I’ve avoided it due to burn-out from drawing daily comic strips. Advice to you kids: turning something you enjoy into a daily job is a great way to make you Continue reading Inktober 2016, October 19-22 |
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