So here's a couple of scans of pieces I did at the con, "convention sketches". I try not to do line art, but make things worth the time and money for everyone. The top one is a Maurice Noble-y western piece, then my tiger playing sax, the next one just a random creature, then a dog named Ninja and a cat named Pirate, the next is a SEVEN SAMURAI commission, third a WORLD'S FINEST, the bottom a BLACK WIDOW. Find me at a con and this is the level of "sketch" you get. More soon!
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These "sketches" are completely amazing--as usual. Do you ever post on your process? I'd love to see how some of these come about. Admittedly, I watched briefly at the con as some of these were taking place, but I'd like to get a closer look...
Fantastic! Just wish I could've been there.
Hi Scott, my name is Niccolò Storai and i' m a cartoonist like you.
I'm here to ask you if it's possible to have your fine art for a mercy project.
The Unione Italiana Ciechi it's an organizzation who gives to te blind people help for theyr everyday life.
The organizzation, every year, produce a calendar and that year they decide to make that thing with some great comic books artist.
I will be onorate to have you in that project if you had time.
What i ask you to do it's a drawing with the blindness as topic.
Please, let me know if you think that you can be involve in that thing.
I thank yo for your attention and please, forgive me for my bad english.
Bests.
Niccolò
my
e mail is nistorai@libero.it
Fantastic. Your confidence in busting these things out at (at a con especially) is so impressive. I guess these people really got their money's worth!
Love the Seven Samurai piece. I'll find you next year for something like that.
Very awesome Scott! I love these things, and plan on hitting you up at APE to see if you're doing them there. Did I ever give you a copy of the Gwen you did for me at SPX 06?
Wow, fantastic! Loves these, man.
Scott, these really are amazing. LOVE LOVE LOVE the western and tiger!!! :)
I'm the lucky owner of the Seven Samurai piece. I finally read Barefoot Serpent and damn if it's not my favorite book in a long time. Confident linework, beautiful metaphors and a brilliant weave of Kurosawa themes and references in a touching little tale. Thanks a ton Scott!
-Dave Au.
love your stuff, and i just thought you should be the first to know.
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