My hope for the new year is pretty simple. Some context for this picture is appropriate.
In 2006, we got 3 kids.
In 2007: +3 more kids
2008: -1 kid
2009: +1 kid and -2 others (net: -1 kid)
2010: +5 kids
2011: +1 kid
TOTAL KIDS: 10
INSANITY LEVEL: High
WATERCOLOR SKILL LEVEL: Low
Friday, December 30, 2011
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Marie Criddle - Happy New Year!
Okay, lemme explain. :)
This year I started a lot of huge creative projects, both professional and personal. At times things felt like they were spiraling out of control and going up like mushroom clouds, but only because I couldn't objectively see the progress on my goals. Writing a book in a week = impossible, but writing a page a day = doable.
So one of my New Year's Resolutions is to start small. Not aim small, just start there. I think I'll be less overwhelmed and maybe get a bit more stuff done (without so many bouts of insanity) if I don't bog myself down with how big I want it all to be.
Also: SMALL CANVASES SQUEE SO CUTE.
Happy New Year, guys!
Jaqai Mickelsen - Happy New Year!
Monday, December 26, 2011
Charles Eubanks - Happy New Year
This year, I resolve to be more punctual with my Anthdrawlogy posts!
Happy New Year, everyone! SQUAWK!!!
Happy New Year, everyone! SQUAWK!!!
Topic for 12/26 to 1/1/12
Here's to hoping everyone's holidays went/are going smoothly! It was so neat to see peoples' "year in review"s, too. Hopefully we can do it again in another 52 weeks! (Oh man, how cool would that be?!) Well, in celebration of this week, our topic is:
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
So...uh...happy new year! Any suggestions for future topics (or contributors to Anthrdrawlogy!) welcome--as always--in the comments.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
So...uh...happy new year! Any suggestions for future topics (or contributors to Anthrdrawlogy!) welcome--as always--in the comments.
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Charles Eubanks - Year In Review
This sequence is from a book dummy I created for a really awesome class at UCSD Extension called Illustrating Books for Children. The instructor, Joy Chu, challenged us to retell the story of The Three Little Pigs with any animal of our choosing. I, of course, picked dinosaurs!
You can download the entire 20-page book as a .pdf at my blog.
You can download the entire 20-page book as a .pdf at my blog.
Friday, December 23, 2011
Jaqai Mickelsen - Year in Review
Ok. So, this exercise was kind of depressing. Why? Because...wow. Outside of some doodles during some meetings and a few things I've drawn up for work, I've drawn very little in 2011. And the proof is that I literally had like two things to choose from. And this one I'm choosing? "eh" at best.
This was an idea I had for a tshirt around the hype that was surrounding the Book of Mormon Broadway show. I'm originally from Utah (and a big fan of the guys who created South Park), so I was definitely intrigued by the whole thing...then I simply wondered what would happen if the door to door stuff went the other way.
I'm not sure if it lands really...there is kind of a lot to figure out here to get the joke. (Also, looking at it now, it annoys me that neither of the bicycle helmets have straps.)

I think I know who I am artistically, (let's hear it for goofy cartoons!) but this little activity has shown me, in no uncertain terms, that I've been doing jack and squat to evolve my drawing muscle recently. So once I'm done rocking back and forth in the fetal position, I'll be excited to jump in with both feet on this Anthdrawlogy next year. Theme music!
This was an idea I had for a tshirt around the hype that was surrounding the Book of Mormon Broadway show. I'm originally from Utah (and a big fan of the guys who created South Park), so I was definitely intrigued by the whole thing...then I simply wondered what would happen if the door to door stuff went the other way.
I'm not sure if it lands really...there is kind of a lot to figure out here to get the joke. (Also, looking at it now, it annoys me that neither of the bicycle helmets have straps.)

I think I know who I am artistically, (let's hear it for goofy cartoons!) but this little activity has shown me, in no uncertain terms, that I've been doing jack and squat to evolve my drawing muscle recently. So once I'm done rocking back and forth in the fetal position, I'll be excited to jump in with both feet on this Anthdrawlogy next year. Theme music!
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Adam Heine - Year in Review
I don't know enough about art to evaluate who I am artistically, but I looked through everything I've drawn this year and found a piece that (a) I haven't put up here before* and (b) more or less represents "what I do." I think.
This sketch was actually commissioned by our own K. Marie Criddle, being a character from one of her works in progress.
* That was hard. The whole reason I joined Anthdrawlogy was because I almost never draw outside of it.
This sketch was actually commissioned by our own K. Marie Criddle, being a character from one of her works in progress.
* That was hard. The whole reason I joined Anthdrawlogy was because I almost never draw outside of it.
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Marie Criddle - Year in Review
I posted this a few months ago over at my other blog, but it's been one of my personal favorites. Thanks for opening up my mind to some great new art, fellow Anthdrawlogians! And happy holidays to all!
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