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Here’s a piece featuring Grampa and Bob that I drew as part of a recent Artist Edition order of “Rebootus Maximus”. The piece was inked using Pitt artist pens on bristol board. And here’s the final piece, with some extra embellishments added:
Want your own custom PCW art? Order an Artist Edition PCW book today!
-Krishna
Time for some fun!
Where are you reading today’s PCW comic from? What do you think of the story so far?
Sound off in the comments below!
P.S.
Only 11 more orders needed before I can go to Intervention! So close! We can do it!!!
How can you help? All ya gotta do is help me sell 11 more copies of Rebootus Maximus!
Own a copy already? Fantastic! Tell a friend! Don’t own one yet? May I sweeten the pot by offering you some original inked PCW artwork (of your favorite PCW character) when you buy an Artist Edition?
Sysadmin Appreciation Day is coming up (it’s the last Friday of every July), so this, IMHO, would be the perfect gift! (of course, I’m biased.) ;)
As I mentioned earlier, each Artist Edition order of Rebootus Maximus will receive a custom inked sketch on bristol, as well as a sketch of your favorite PCW character in your book. Here’s one such inked sketch that I created for Mr. Tom Truszkowski (from the webcomic StationV3.)
Thanks for reading!
-Krishna
If you buy an Artist Edition of PC Weenies “Rebootus Maximus”, you will get a sketch of your favorite PC Weenies character on bristol board. Above is one such sketch, featuring Grampa and Bob, I’ve created for a reader who hails from the U.K.
As always, thank you for your support! :)
-Krishna
It literally feels like forever since I’ve done a drawing jam. Here’s one called “Skull Fighter”, which is available as a 2560×1600 desktop wallpaper if you click on it.
-Krishna
I’ve been experimenting with Pam’s hairstyle – in this drawing I’m giving her a huge head o’ hair, which suits her personality. Maybe this will evolve into April’s desktop wallpaper?
What say ye?
Update:
added the other members of the family:
Update 2:
inks applied!
Update 3:
color plate:
-Krishna
A fun evening sketch! I’m trying to do at least one a day. Thoughts and feedback appreciated!
Update: Inks and colors added, with subtle tweaks to the boy’s design.
-Krishna
I had so much fun drawing this character the day before, that I decided to flesh him out with inks and colors. Below are the ‘pencils’ and inks.
…and final colors.
Enjoy!
-Krishna
Created a few quick sketches for a character design course I’m teaching.
Taking and breaking stereotypes in shape can yield some interesting character designs. Below I have a ‘typical’ villain, tall and menacing. To the right, I have the same character in a shorter body. The character is still a villain, but his diminutive stature makes for potential comedy.
Below: Short villain vs. tall and chubby oafish, balding super-hero.
If you want to try something different, try distorting or varying the proportions of various body parts in your character’s anatomy. (Draw a large body with small feet and hands, for example.)
When designing multiple characters, try to play around with the shape silhouettes. Variety is the spice of life, and makes for interesting looking characters. We should also be able to tell something of the character’s personality through shape.
Hope you enjoyed the sketches!
-Krishna
The Virtual Book signing netted me a new fan! So it was a success!
Here were some of the things I drew during the signing event:
Enjoy!
-Krishna
