Jim asked Sandy about the above drawing
Sandy:
This is one of the rare occasions when I inked someone else's pencils. Fortunately, I was working over a blue line reproduction of the art which meant that I wouldn't be ruining the original drawing if I blew the inks.
The pencils were by Linda Medley, well know creator of the award-winning Castle Waiting graphic novels. Turns out that both of us had played around with anthropomorphic elephant characters somewhere along the line, though the results were vastly different.
Hers (in my opinion) was full of pathos and mine...not so much. In any case this drawing was the result of our collaboration.
Another image from Sandy's archive:
Sandy:
This is one of the rare occasions when I inked someone else's pencils. Fortunately, I was working over a blue line reproduction of the art which meant that I wouldn't be ruining the original drawing if I blew the inks.
The pencils were by Linda Medley, well know creator of the award-winning Castle Waiting graphic novels. Turns out that both of us had played around with anthropomorphic elephant characters somewhere along the line, though the results were vastly different.
Hers (in my opinion) was full of pathos and mine...not so much. In any case this drawing was the result of our collaboration.
Another image from Sandy's archive:
A panel from a comic strip invented for my sketchbooks called "Jungleland." The elephant in question never did receive a name.
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