A couple of weeks ago now, I was at the
Comica Comiket event. It was a pretty light day for sales for me but as usual I had a cracking time seeing all the people and talking an every opportuntity. I did also get to be part of the 'Drawing Parade' which was an exciting and unusual experience. Here's a brief run through of events, including the following day when I redrew the fella. Happily the picture was bought on the day, proceeds went to Comica.
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View from the Drawing Parade table. |
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Partial Paul Gravett and my finished pic. |
A view of the actual thing
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Re Drawn the next day |
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Coloured in |
It is important to point out I was panicking about what I was to draw coming up to my allotted time, so put out a call for help on twitter, the superb
Lizz Lunney suggested a bear (THANKS LIZZ!) so I went with this fella.
After the drawing was an interview with Dan Fish for
Panel Borders. I'll let you know when it is available BUT I had done an interview with Dickon Harris a while earlier. (shamefully, the release for Gungle remains much the same) That is
here.