Anyway, the question of why Steve Brixton is in a bathrobe atop a moving train is best answered by reading the book, WHICH IS AVAILABLE NOW.
UPDATE: Due to popular demand (2 comments), here's my first attempt at a sketch, with no reference at all. I think this got approved, but I'd always promised to fix the dodgy drawing after shooting some photo reference.
Lacking a train and a 12-year-old boy, I put on my wife's robe (it actually has "Dr. Rex" stitched on the front–very hot) and lounged on a chaise.
16 comments:
I really want to see that photo reference. Great b&w style, Adam.
I was thinking the same thing, The Art of Kim Kincaid.
I'm thinking that illustrators have more fun.
That's so much fun! Thanks to the masses for demanding the additional content! I love seeing the behind the scenes ridiculousness.
Thank you for the entertaining photo. Do your neighbors ever wonder?
Wish I could draw more than stick blokes.
LOL! hilarious pose on the lounge chairs. :D You are an amazing illustrator. Very cool~
Thanks, everyone! And here's hoping my neighbors aren't looking over the fence much.
Loved the illustrations...really loved the photo. It looks like something I would do. :)
I popped over from Kelly P's blog. She highlighted you on her post today. :)
12 pictures of Adam in a robe. 12 months of the year. 2012.... Get what I'm sayin'?
I often lurk on your blog but had to comment on this one. Love the sketch and the bathrobe pose.... glad to know i'm not the only one who gets in crazy positions to get the right perspective.
Thanks for coming out of the shadows, Mary!
Another lurker here - love the sketch!
Haha. Now that's really something for illustrators. Great arts comes from great pose ideas. :D
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