Drawergeeks Caveman

Well, here he is. I would love to sit and really paint him up, but I need sleep. Little Suzie is really having fun on the swing. So much fun, that she doesn't hear her brother Timmy calling her in to dinner. It doesn't help that Cave Man breathes really loud.

I want a Cave Man.

Happy Friday everybody.

Jeremy

Imaginary Cave Man Evolved

After doing some thinking, I decided that the imaginary Cave Man should lose his shirt and tie, and trade it in for a fit and trim mud body. This was my sketch. I think he is a little more balanced here then in my initial concept. And way cooler. He is also holding little Suzie's balloon while she swings.



















Then I grabbed my brush pen and threw some ink on it. Nothing too crazy, but I think it came out ok. Still loose and fun.

I am now painting this sucker up so he can join the party over at Drawergeeks. Thanks for all of your positive comments on this idea! I hope to post the painted version tomorrow.

Jeremy

Child's Imagination Cave Man

So, I got to thinking... What if you started talking with a child about "Cave Men." I wonder what they would envision?
The fact that he is wearing his suit and tie tells me that it is obviously a work day.

Jeremy

The Seven Little Metal Miners Return

These little guys seem to have struck a chord with a few people. The original design was done as a play on the seven dwarves from Snow White over at Drawergeeks. Then, I posted them on the

Drawinboard.org

and got a really good response. I figured what the heck, and wrote a quick little children's book type story for them, and will tuck it away. Maybe draw it out for the blog one day.

Anyway, here they are taking a bow. Thanks for all the kind words everybody.

And happy Friday.

Jeremy