Sketches for The Weekly Standard
This was another quick turnaround for The Weekly Standard. The a.d. liked the look of "The Office" sketches I've done lately and thought that look would be cool for this article. Also since I only had one day to do three small illustrations, my more "sketchy" style made it possible to finish in such a short time. I started yesterday morning and finished last night. Even though I did these in a looser style compared to what I normally do, it took me a bit longer than I thought it would. I ended up spending too much time on this first one, leaving me little time to finish the other two.
This one was done in about half the time of the first one.
This last one was done in about an hour and a half . . .
The following pictures are just a few that I had taken of myself for some quick reference for folds and expression.
posted by SEILER at 10:06 AM
14 Comments:
Hahaha...these are great, Jason. So are the photos.
GRRRRRRRRRRRRREAT WORK JASON!:O)
well done. I haven't commented in a while so I'll tell you now that i love the Office sketches.... Nice profile pic btw :)
Nice work madman. I can't believe you got that quality that fast.
Really nice work man! And FAST too! Love the sense of solid planes you capture.
The sequential idea of the article is cool too...never really seen that before.
How the heck did you hang yourself upside down anyway?
As a realy good work !!
awesome drawin' !!!
and beautiful pictures !! ;)
great, funny drawings. those b+w images look really good as part of an article too.
as for the reference pictures, do you do that a lot for illustrations, or just on the random occasion that it's somehow extra tough?
Thanks guys, this was a fun job to work on!
Marco, for the upside down pose, I just laid down on the floor . . . I didn't really hang upside down. :)
William, I usually take some photos for every job that I do, this way I have reference of folds, I sometimes will set up lighting too to create mood or drama.
I love the expression in Uncle Sam's Grinch-y leprechaun eyes, and seeing they were based on photos of yourself made them even funnier. Thanks for sharing your process.
hilarious, Jason...these pics might earn you a chance to be a stunt double for a film project as well...
great work as always!!!
daahhhd
Brilliant Jason - next Bourne movie definitely!
Great work Jason!! thank you for the photos!!just awesome!!!
These are great man! They make me laugh! Love the reference pics!!!
thanks gan infonya.
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