Paul sent me a pic of his framed original art hanging ‘in situ’…
…he is also running a contest to win a free, full-sized print of the PlanetSlade piece…
…click here for details.
Paul sent me a pic of his framed original art hanging ‘in situ’…
…he is also running a contest to win a free, full-sized print of the PlanetSlade piece…
…click here for details.
I couldn’t possibly come close to doing as good a job of presenting this as Paul and his team have done on his website.
So please check this out and enjoy:
http://www.planetslade.com/gerhard.html
I scanned in the sketches that I did of all the essays and articles from
Then, in PhotoShop, I placed all of the sketches into a 20×30 inch space and juggled and resized and fiddled until I got them to fit. Here’s a little gif of the last couple versions as Paul and I decide where to place the logo:
and here is the tight pencilled version, on paper, ready for inking:
(click on image to enlarge in a new window)
Next: inking.
(Not an April Fool’s joke.)
Ah… springtime in Southern Ontario…
…and meanwhile, back at the PlanetSlade miscellany…
…next: the big question is how to fit all of the elements together into one composition…
in the meanwhile, have a Happy Easter!!!
Continuing with Paul’s PlanetSlade commission.
These are my preliminary sketches for the ‘Secret London’ section of his website:
At this point it was becoming astonishingly clear what a massive undertaking this was going to be.
Next: Miscellany
We are in Barrie, Ontario looking after a friend’s shop, house and cats while they are away in sunny Mexico.
Luckily, I can draw pretty much anywhere; like their dining room table:
I can also draw at the shop:
Stay tuned for what I’m actually working on: it’s a doozy!
Speaking of doozy, the view outside the window deteriorated rapidly…
…and in the morning we had about a foot of new snow:
Luckily, they have a new snowblower. Here’s the first pass:
One of those times that I can’t wait to get back to the old drawing board.
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