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365 day challenge, 365 sketch challenge, 365 Sketches, 365 Sketches Project, character designs, dirty word, drawing, dummies, imperial navy, lazy, project, Sketch, snow, weather
This was supposed to go up yesterday but just as I was about to hit ‘submit’ some jerk decided to crash their car into the internets. Sound strange? Well we just had a storm that pooped snow all over us and since we just went through a warm weather spurt ( that sounds like a dirty word, is this a dirty word?) so when it snowed again many people shut their brains of when the turned the ignition. In the end they got things running again so i will forgive this random dink that post blocked me last night.
I recently did a sketch that portrayed two characters, one from Warner Brothers and the other from Disney, cast as roles from Star Wars. This was pretty fun and I also plan to ink and color that. I am thinking of doing something similar and continue to match each character’s personal to a role in Star Wars. So far I did Daffy as a Jedi because he is self-important and kind of crazy. Then there is Donald, that only seemed to make sense that he would be in the Imperial Navy, right? Besides Disney has already pegged him a Stormtrooper.
I will also be continuing my own original work as well as my character designs for the upcoming comic. Oh, and that reminds me, I said I was going to try to do a weekly IWWC. I still want to try that but it may not start just yet. I am trying to arrange things to I can make sure to have time for the daily, two regular posts a week and have time to ink any comic related work. I am beginning to thing that I would have to quit my job to have enough time. I love my current job dearly but I think if this made money for me I would be willing to give it up.
Thank you for reading,
Animockery
I like your ideas. My youngest daughter made a Star Wars comic with penguins playing the roles. It was great. Enjoying your sketches. 😀
What is it about those little arctic birds that make them so funny? Its great to see other fans putting a creative spin on things.