Erik Walks-on-Air is, of course, a flying hero. In fact, he’s what I think of as a pure flying hero– he doesn’t use technology or magic, and he doesn’t have “flight” as just one item on a list of mighty powers. 207 more words
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sketchbook week: anpu's album
Sketchbook Week returns with a new online album of sketchbook drawings of everyone’s favorite retired god. It’s called Anpu’s Album and there are nine cool Anpu portraits there right now. 48 more words
random image from my sketchbook
Plans. What are these plans you speak of? Ha. Life snickers scornfully at your puny plans. But since it’s sketchbook week, here is a random image from my sketchbooks. 170 more words
fifty superheroes: number twelve
The twelfth* of the fifty superheroes is the mighty Man-O-Taur. And I have mixed feelings about him. Not about the drawing, which I quite like (doing the whole thing with the scritchy-scratchy pen is always a fun technique) nor about the character himself, who is handsome and well designed (but my own internal standards) but by the idea that a person/being of a non-baseline body type is automatically “different” enough to fit into the super-category. 146 more words
sketchbook week: the sketchbook placemat drawing
Here on the blog it’s Sketchbook Week! Movie Week seemed to go over well, so this week will be dedicated to images from my sketchbook. Posts will include… 188 more words
drawing of the day for mermay ...
Well, that was unexpected.
Around the Internet, some cartoonists and artists are celebrating “Mermay” with a month of drawings of mermaids and mer-people of all kinds. 58 more words
fifty superheroes: numbers 10 and 11
Heroes ten and eleven are the first superteam in the Fifty Superheroes Universe. (Which is apparently a thing.) The Venn Siblings are pretty clearly in the “Wonder Twin” class: a pair of sibs whose individual powers combine to create effects that are more than the sum of their parts. 227 more words
