So I thought maybe from time to time I'd post one before it hits the trash. I've pixelated the actual note on the note--that's my business! Today's doodle of the Last Son of Krypton leaping into action is yours.
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Post-It Post
Pound for pound, I think I do most of my artwork on Post-It Notes (or their generic equivalents). Stacks of those wonderous three-inch squares (how did we live without them?) are always at my side, begging to keep my hand busy during phone calls or quiet moments. I go through 'em like candy, often scribbling away without even realizing it.
So I thought maybe from time to time I'd post one before it hits the trash. I've pixelated the actual note on the note--that's my business! Today's doodle of the Last Son of Krypton leaping into action is yours.
So I thought maybe from time to time I'd post one before it hits the trash. I've pixelated the actual note on the note--that's my business! Today's doodle of the Last Son of Krypton leaping into action is yours.
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6 comments:
Nice muscles, shading and foreshortening there. Looks like Superman's ready to leap from my monitor.
It's strange how doodles often turn out so well- more dynamic or having more personality as compared to something on one's drawing board.
(I'm not saying there's anything wrong with stuff on your drawing board, of course!)
Neat! I like it!
Post-It notes are great. When I first started dating my wife, I used to draw these little action scenes with the two of us in bizarre adventures, and leave them for her to find in random places around the apt. - the bathroom mirror, inside the refrigerator, etc.
"Faster than you can read the words on this Post-It note, the Man of Steel wants to remind you that dry-cleaning will be ready on the 11th."
Of course, now I'm all self-conscious about drawing good doodles, which is precisely not the point. Sigh.
Brian, you are Patient Zero for the new condition known as Post-It Block.
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