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This Friday’s PC Weenies fan art comes from Denver Brubaker, the cartoonist behind the wickedly funny Tales of a Checkered Man”! I really like the way Denver interpreted Bob, particularly his glasses. Thank you, Denver! Your take on Bob was GREAT!
If you’re interested in submitting your own PC Weenies fan art, GO for it! You can send it to me at pcweenies@gmail.com
-Krishna
Here’s the first version I drew – note the dialog changes and Chastity’s placement in Panel 4. Tilting the subject on that panel seemed to make for a more dynamic shot. Compare this with the final version.
-Krishna
A very intense quarter has kept me away from drawing (outside of the strip, that is.) Here’s a teaser for an illustration I’m working on, just for fun. I’m really liking the more elongated look to Pam’s head design. What do you think?
-Krishna
Below are several stages of the process work for an illustrated piece I worked on this weekend. I took a hodge-podge of interesting elements (starting with the Nissan Fargo) and weaved them all into one giant tapestry. (I threw Pam in at the last minute, as she’s a secret agent and all…) I’ll let the images speak for themselves, but if you have any questions, hit me up in the comments below!
-Krishna
Now available for purchase on my new Etsy Store!
Details are:
Original art featuring Bob, Pam and Milton Weiner cruising around in their hotrod! The characters are from my webcomic, The PC Weenies, which has been published online and in print since 1998.
This one-of-a-kind piece was inked using Pentel Premiere brush pens, with PITT pens used for the gray tones. This illustration was created on 11″ x 17″ Ka-Blam Acid Free, Strathmore 400 Series smooth Bristol.
Help me find this piece a good home. As always, thank you for your support!
-Krishna
Above is a traditionally inked piece which started out its life as a digital sketch. I’ve posted the process work in case you’re interested in seeing how it came together.
-Krishna
Update: Here’s the same piece, digitally inked and colored:
I’m thinking about inking these up traditionally on 11″ x 17″ format and offering them up for sale. I’ve got some comic book paper I’ve been dying to draw on.
What say ye?
-Krishna
