Hello I'm Mike Manley, welcome to my studio Blog. I am veteran comic and animation artist and I created and edit Draw! Magazine. This blog is a chronicle of what's happening in my studio. Follow my process and path as an painter, cartoonist and teacher and find out how they inform and enrich each other!
Sunday, November 07, 2010
judge Parker
Here is this week's JP Sunday and the first one where I got to draw the original Judge.
Love the look of the strip and most especially how you drew the Judge in TODAY's strip (November 9,2010). Panel one is also a great look, in how you drew Sam Driver. GREAT!!
Yes, the 11/9 strip yesterday caught my eye as well. The way it was drawn, as noted in panel 1 was reminiscient of the serial strips of days gone by. And, Judge Parker in panel strip reflected how he should look (at around 60 years old, even in comic strip years). Now, sex up the girls/ladies in the strip and you are in the money.
MIke--Beautiful work. You have really hit your stride with the strip--looks extremely confident, and justifiably so, given the level of draftsmanship. It is interesting to look back on Eduardo's masterful stint and see how, after dialing gracefully back on the LeDoux style, before long he was slo-o-owly ratcheting up the sex appeal--til it became along with design and draftsmanship, one of the strip's chief visual joys.
Here is this week's JP Sunday and the first one where I got to draw the original Judge.
4 comments:
Mike,
Love the look of the strip and most especially how you drew the Judge in TODAY's strip (November 9,2010). Panel one is also a great look, in how you drew Sam Driver. GREAT!!
Yes, the 11/9 strip yesterday caught my eye as well. The way it was drawn, as noted in panel 1 was reminiscient of the serial strips of days gone by. And, Judge Parker in panel strip reflected how he should look (at around 60 years old, even in comic strip years). Now, sex up the girls/ladies in the strip and you are in the money.
MIke--Beautiful work. You have really hit your stride with the strip--looks extremely confident, and justifiably so, given the level of draftsmanship. It is interesting to look back on Eduardo's masterful stint and see how, after dialing gracefully back on the LeDoux style, before long he was slo-o-owly ratcheting up the sex appeal--til it became along with design and draftsmanship, one of the strip's chief visual joys.
Dennis has spoken: Sexy it up. Seconded!
JH
John...exactly. One of Barreto's finest moments was this:
http://bit.ly/dCPbkW
And, this:
http://bit.ly/cTExyz
And, the stripper and the sexy cop:
http://bit.ly/cXRIhd
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