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So, that weekend just flew by, and these are the chronicles of my experiences and things I've witnessed first hand while there. 1.  Those guys are REALLY good with lines.  I mean PHENOMENAL.  It's one thing to see the artwork in photos after the convention, but it's another to actually be there to see it happen in person.  Yeah, the drawing did take quite a while to finish, but it was more than worth it for everyone who got one. 2.  The undersketching was really simple.  What I've found for exaggeration is that the more you let the pre-sketch lines flow in the beginning, the better the work comes out and the more life it's bound to have.  I

I know it's been a long while since I've posted here, and quite frankly I need to change that.  Starting now.  Lol That out of the way, I have a huge announcement to make.  The Virginia Beach Tattoo Festival will be happening this weekend, and alongside that is none other than Sean Gardner and Nick Mitchell coming down to do their zombie caricatures again.  This part of it is cool and is totally worth taking the trip down there for alone. However, just going down there isn't what this is about.  Here's the big news.  I was invited to draw with them!!  Opportunities like this don't come often, so I definitely felt the need to take this head

So, at work we've decided to start this "Undead Special" deal where we're doing zombie caricatures of people in the parks.  It'll all be in a separate gallery in the album (if it's not already made by the time this is published) and you'll get to see my stabs on the subjects.  Through my working on these and studying from the best at it, I've come to realize some vital things. 1. If your knowledge of head anatomy is lacking, now is the time to get it straightened out.  Especially if you ever wish to give yourself options in terms of what you want to do with somebody.  Sure you can take the easy way out of it by finding a head setup that seem