Well it's spring and in my land it's been pretty hot at least this week I suppose.
It's a good thing it's here because just like with autumn, it's one of the only safest seasons.
Even Barney Bear says it like it's true.
How bout we end off March with the last March Madness?
Of course that means art, and other stuff.
While things are taken more seriously, I don't think it stops me from one of the easiest hobbies of mine.
I went to an antique shop today and it was priceless. Yeah excuse the pun there.
If you want to see rare stuff and somewhat buy it, why care for Ebay, it's the king of all greed. And besides you can experience all this stuff in person.
This is apparently a pocket mirror. Ey. You learn something new every day.
I seen alot of old stuff even some of my favorites like porcelain dolls and old magazine covers, I drew these three fine men for all of you.
I love drawing new characters even if I never want to draw them again.
Phillips Bear and Dredd The Moose in spring clothing. I'll talk about this in another post. This is supposed to be one of their acts vaudeville style.
The red fuzzy monster is Rabra. I made her on the same exact day I drew Dredd The Moose which was in July of 2021. Unfortunately the first design I have is lost so as Dredd, but I was impressed with this creature so I revamped her to make her more fuzzy and full of personality.
I rarely buy bobbleheads, they make me nervous, whenever hell breaks loose, they're done for, that being they're existent moving heads.
I doubt anyone is going to rightfully use my characters as merchandising. Dutcher and Ben Obvious might be it's first contender.
SCHOOL DRAWINGS
I'm still studying on how to draw hard and very detailed animated shots. This coming from Hare Conditioned. I grew up with this one and has an amazing scene with Bugs walking backwards as the manager gets closer and closer, feeling heated. That must've took a few days for that 30 second scene to work. This drawing took about 30 minutes to make. While also still keeping track of schoolwork of course.
This is my big boy chicken, Mr. Cockedee. You can't beat a farm environment when it works so perfectly with my personal viewing of life.
I made Mr. Cockedee into a working-class eccentric jerk but with a good heart. He's potentially a realist and laid-back for severe reasons. He's like Foghorn Leghorn but has more of an ego.
Characters I perfected so far were Dutcher and Ben Obvious, but Mr. Cockedee is close. You can immediately draw your mind with a battle between Foghorn and this guy and they both be winning. Unless if you consider who's more popular and more recognized then yeah....
Ox Fisher is more than a strong man, he's honest reliable and wants to yell at you miles away. He's awesome if you sense your mind to him. He also has a cute innocent little kitty who believes in more little things than big things like Ox himself.
Apparently a few sketches I drew the dated design of Ox before I gave him a final finish just a few days later.
Yeesh.
Here's some more randomness. I copied some of the MGM characters.
Flora The Forest Queen is my own princess I made for the past few months. Prince Raymond is the best human I created so far. He's totally masculine but also has beauty in his facial proportions.
Do you think rotoscoping animated characters like Snow White, Aurora and The Old Glory characters are hard to animate? To be honest, it's unique for classic animation to do that. It's more elegant but also faces heavy problems. It's kinda uncanny at times.
If you want my full opinion, I think it's more harder to make a prince have a personality. I like Snow White's prince and so does them in Sleeping Beauty, and Little Mermaid but have you ever sense them being funny? Sorta Bob Hope style, where he's normal and natural of a character, but likes to send funny one-liners once in a while in a film.
Bugs Bunny is really hard to draw because there is one thing you must master, EVERYTHING. Draw a normal bunny, doesn't even come close to Bugs true self. There is at least 3 heads that resemble him decently and they came from some of Robert McKimson's version of the character.
This is easily the best one.
I can't believe it, drawing a devil is actually more easier than drawing an angel. That doesn't mean I have to like it more. I drew inspiration from Ward Kimball's mouth movements alongside Rod Scribner.
Speaking of Ward Kimball, I tried drawing one of my favorite old comics, Mr. Jack, this was my first attempt at drawing him so his design isn't really accurate but you can see some influence here.
Remember when I said I wanted to go to another shop yesterday after I posted the DVDs? Well I claim all my hard work to getting some more items.
These designs are appropriate and adorable in every sense of the word.
I heard this poor pork has been locked with the rest of the gang for at least a year, maybe? I finally got a chance to have him because he's truly one of the best and most original characters to succeed in the Warner Bros brand.
Both Porky and Mickey are simple and easy personality traits making them both admirable and iconic.
TY plush toys are always a pleasure even in today's generation. These are easy to collect and appreciate.
Well that's it for now, here's Ox Fisher again.