Can you find the football quarterback?
I went ahead and unpacked the scanner, so I guess I'll get back to posting.
Emerald City was fun! Everyone must attend next year!
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4 comments:
Football player, The big guy with a neck like a telephone pole? Great characters. This is the kind of sketch level my stuff needs to get to before I think about "inking." Very clear and good volume.
Marvelous caricatures. Have you ever realized that your initials are the same as Mort Drucker's?
As always, wonderful in their sublimity. (did I use that word correctly?)
Man, Marty, Your work always blows me away.
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