Showing posts with label Noble Works. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Noble Works. Show all posts

Sunday, February 23, 2014

Friday, February 1, 2013

A gay Santa and a post Superbowl stress point.

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A gay version was wanted.

Santa and his hunky bf.







More muscular legs, please.



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I always have to submit the Monday cartoon way in advance, say Friday afternoon at the latest.

So the first cartoon of the week is usually something very general and any important event that took place on Saturday is uncovered.

My cartoon will be missing the Superbowl of course, so I decided to concentrate in the aftermath  and in how sports are a health hazard. At least for those doing the cleaning.

I erased the guy complaining about the end of the NFL season (that joke  must have been done hundreds of times) and his space is... Wait a minute. Why don't I just post the finished toon?








There.



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Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Santa et al

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Yes, it's that time of the year already. Christmas and Halloween just arrived.

At least for two greeting cards commissioned by Noble Works.

None of the ideas are mine, just the art.











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And of course Halloween.











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Saturday, January 19, 2013

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Well, as it was expected...

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More changes.












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And I found this oldie.






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Tuesday, January 15, 2013

Cards

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I was commissioned to draw the art for some Christmas cards for next year.

The text is not mine, just the drawings. And when you are conceptualizing someone else's ideas, you tend to make mistakes.

This was the first version of one of the cards. The praying girl looked like she was crying, and she was too Latina, whatever that means.



A more regular girl this time, but I was told her eyebrow was weird and it looked like she had tree eyes. Also, more Christmas colors were welcome, so...


... this is the third version.

Hope it's final.


This one was fine.




Again, the woman in the doctor's office looked too Latina and her expression was vague, not what Noble Cards had in mind.


A younger woman, but there is something weird by her mouth.



More green and red, and the earring is better drawn now, I think.




Stay tuned.