I've been busy preparing (both physically and mentally) for the ArtFest workshops I'm teaching at the beginning of April. It always feels like a big deal to me that people actually want to pay to take a class from me, so I try to put extra care into the details to make if worth it (for them AND me). Anyways, the above picture, if I can finish it in time, will be the illustration for the funny diploma that I'll be giving the students for finishing my workshop. When I get home from ArtFest, my number one project will be my next book, "The Thought Cloud Family (book 1)", though I'll also be preparing for the Stumptown Comics Fest, vending weekends at the Portland Saturday Market, coloring a 10 page comic for an upcoming anthology being published by Darkhorse, and all the other strange activities I always seem to find myself involved in. Wish me luck! Friday, March 20, 2009
A drawing in progress
I've been busy preparing (both physically and mentally) for the ArtFest workshops I'm teaching at the beginning of April. It always feels like a big deal to me that people actually want to pay to take a class from me, so I try to put extra care into the details to make if worth it (for them AND me). Anyways, the above picture, if I can finish it in time, will be the illustration for the funny diploma that I'll be giving the students for finishing my workshop. When I get home from ArtFest, my number one project will be my next book, "The Thought Cloud Family (book 1)", though I'll also be preparing for the Stumptown Comics Fest, vending weekends at the Portland Saturday Market, coloring a 10 page comic for an upcoming anthology being published by Darkhorse, and all the other strange activities I always seem to find myself involved in. Wish me luck! 
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Hi Theo, Sound like you are BUSY ! I do wish you luck in big buckets full. Love that little long-nosed dog creature on the left side coming out of the window. Ciao !
ReplyDeleteYou are very talented, that is why you are involved in so much. Otherwise you would be soooo bored. Sharon
ReplyDeleteTrain fulls of luck to you Theo!
ReplyDeleteI love your imagination and how you let it pour out on to your paper. It is so fun to see what your doing.
Cheers
Wow, I like the drawing at this point! (though I'm sure I'll like the finished one too)!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could take a class from you, maybe next time. Your work continues to amaze me. Your students will be so happy!
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