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I was at a garage sale last weekend and noticed this really cool box. Walked up to check it out and I quickly realized that it was something really cool! The “prismacolor” writing and funky color boxes on the side attracted my eye. When I opened the box, I found 6 packs (of a dozen each) of Prismacolor pencils called a “half gross”. Each box is marked “EAGLE: Thick Lead Color Pencils”…. I opened one of the boxes and found mostly brand NEW prismas! The wood seemed really hard, and more like real wood. The Typography on the side, was totally different, much more of the period they are from…im guessing the late 60’s early 70’s ( judging the colors, type and wear of the packaging).
You can cut the back of this packaging off, mail it along with .25 cents to order really early prismacolor markers!
I sharpened a few of them and noticed that the wood was much stronger, the lead alot stronger and really took a good point!
Decided it was time to sketch something out…a few of my favorites from Finding Nemo! Go Sharks!
Hey Guys,
I’ve been super inspired by Spencer Nugent’s Sketch-A-Day and I’ve taken it upon myself to do the same thing! So here is the first one I copied some stuff from Burne Hogarths Book “Dynamic Figure Drawing” Used a pilot razor point 2 on trace.
HKT, just wanted to say thanks for sending over the Carl Liu sketch book…if ya’ll have not seen it, please check it out. Its pretty dope work!
this is a really initial sketch (orthographic style) of a character that will be part of a comic strip/kids book/ etc that Zsuzsa and I have been working on. His name is szerencse (tough to pronounce) but it means “Lucky” in Hungarian. Pretty cute name for a dog, reminds me of an old folk tale or something. More to come for this series, so check on back!