Showing posts with label sketches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sketches. Show all posts

Thursday, May 9, 2013

Sketch Week 2

Hello, everyone! A little late this week, I know. Not sick, but have been feeling tired, so I've been trying to take it easy. Anyway, I wanted to share some more sketches from my thesis presentation, along with some other drawings. Check them out and let me know what you think.

Commenting on my box arenas for my thesis project.
June: Go, fight my champions!
Cricket: Not that type of arena, June.

Cricket hanging out, leaning against a wall.

Sometimes cleaning takes some extra precautions.

Watching the beetles crawl in my 1D arenas.
June: You know, watching cockroach races is a lot more fun...
Cricket: Eh, you work with what you got...
And also a quick peek at a soon-to-be introduced character. More on that later.

Martin
--Scott

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Sketch Day!

Hello! And welcome to another installment of Cricket! No comic today, per se. I have not built up a buffer strong enough, so I figured I would treat you to some sketches I've been working on:
First up, A House Sigil and Words inspired by the Sigil Creator for the Game of Thrones TV series that's become popular on Facebook. I couldn't find anything that let you add your own image, so I went ahead and mocked up something of my own. This banner represents a non-canon family that I'm calling House Grassley. They are a minor noble family sworn to the Tyrells of Highgarden. Their sigil features a prancing mantis against a gold bar on green field. Their words, "Quantitas Rebus Haut," are Latin for "Size Matters Not;" a reference to the short stature of the family's founder.



This next image is a simply drawing of Cricket relaxing in the warm weather now that Spring has returned. The sketch of Cricket and the butterfly will be featured as part of my thesis presentation to give it a bit of personality.

That's all for now. I hope you all enjoy the sketches. I'll continue to work on actual comics and post them when I have sufficient buffer. In the meantime, I will post sketches like these whenever I have them available. See you next week!

--Scott