TUESDAY SKETCH 2

“Bizz Buzz Bamm!” Forgot to submit and won’t have time to finish it the way I would like but I hope you get the idea!

ArrOOooo!

#jahhdog

Sometimes Mosquito’s get stuck

Sketch by George Ward (@dungeonlegacy) Dungeon Legacy

Cryptic? Nah. Just a salute to a long forgotten board game, I think.
Twisty topic: Mosquito Gag. Meaning, we’d like to see a one-panel gag featuring a mosquito in some sort of funny situation (up to you).
Of course, you can draw a mosquito, a gag, or even a rubber chicken, if you like. We’ll take anything!
Good retro karma will go to the person that names the game I referred to earlier. It has a scrolling puzzle roll that reveals clues with each turn, eventually showing the “coded” message to be guessed.

Some cloud characters, including a sort of basket cloud, that looks more like rock than fluffy cloud. Scientific license there. This is a scene depicting someone visiting a cloud nursery (notice sleeping ice cream hair nanny cloud, and a curious baby cloud. Awwwww.) Another over-rendered doodle-pad sheet.

Tuesday Sketch 185 - Clouds

Draw them straight, or draw whatever you imagine you see in them (sometimes inevitable).

Sketchpad page with mostly hair related doodles (close-ups included). Testing how many pictures I could post. Anyway, not much of a concentrated effort, but it had some crazy looking results. Not primo work, but some fun things to look at.

A messy head of hair.

Sketch by George Ward (@dungeonlegacy) Dungeon Legacy

A very very late posting of the Tuesday Sketch topic for this week (184) which is almost over. I have no excuses that you haven’t heard before for my tardiness, so unto the drawing. This is a request to draw hair, more specifically (if you are so inclined) to draw a hairdoo. You can draw anything as long as hair is a prominent focus in your mind. As a dare, a page full of hair, for all we care. (points for rhyming).

My first  sketch in the group in a while… I call it “Stars”