sorry, i know this is super late but i blame comic con! luckily it only comes once a year.
drew a sketch of this before leaving for SDCC but i've only been able to ink it lately. i'm working on coloring it now but instead of waiting longer to post that, i figured i'd post the lines now.
this is my submission for "Royalty" week. she is my Queen Bee.
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Showing posts with label queen. Show all posts
Friday, August 2, 2013
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Heartless
Friday, April 1, 2011
Queen of Mean

Doesn't she look like a lady whose got a big box full of mean things to do to you? I don't know what it is but I find that women have the greater capacity to be evil than men which is why whenever I'm thinking up a villian, it always turns out to be a woman like Meany McQueeny here. I got my fair share of taunting and bullying in school and it seemed like even though guys can be jerks, girls can be just plain evil! I've been back-burnering some ideas for a web comic series and I might use her for a baddie.
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
2009 Pasadena Chalk Festival- wrap up!
A big shout-out to our wonderful and talented members who braved the misting rain Saturday and the blazing sun this weekend at the 2009 Pasadena Chalk Festival to help create GDG's entry, "The Queen of Tarts!"
(The piece is a bit of promotion for our new GDG Playing Cards (details to follow) and our third book, which will be dessert themed)
We didn't win first, but we had an amazing time being filmed for National Geographic's NGWow documentary series, and we're really proud of our piece- it looked really great!
A huge congratulations to Animation Alley's winners, The Society of Children's Writers & illustrators. They had a great entry! Also, a big thanks to all else who participated in the festival- the Chalk Festival works hard to promote public art and the Lightbringer project, which helps raise funds for children in the arts.
Also, a big kudos to Nicole Filiatrault and Anne Walker, who donated paintings of Gigi for the Festival's silent auction.
Check out more pics at our Facebook page!
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?page=3&aid=87150&id=55658419876


(The piece is a bit of promotion for our new GDG Playing Cards (details to follow) and our third book, which will be dessert themed)
We didn't win first, but we had an amazing time being filmed for National Geographic's NGWow documentary series, and we're really proud of our piece- it looked really great!
A huge congratulations to Animation Alley's winners, The Society of Children's Writers & illustrators. They had a great entry! Also, a big thanks to all else who participated in the festival- the Chalk Festival works hard to promote public art and the Lightbringer project, which helps raise funds for children in the arts.
Also, a big kudos to Nicole Filiatrault and Anne Walker, who donated paintings of Gigi for the Festival's silent auction.
Check out more pics at our Facebook page!
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?page=3&aid=87150&id=55658419876


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Thursday, April 30, 2009
New Weekly Theme- Marie Antoinette
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