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Whatever Happened to Bigfoot?

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One of the choices for a final project in my Humanities 270 (Comics) class was to do a non-fiction comic zine. That seemed like more fun to me than creating another presentation. And it was both more fun and a lot more work. With the exception of the footprint on the inside front cover, all the cartooning for this project was done digitally, using Photoshop. 

Whatever Happened to Bigfoot, page 1

Whatever Happened to Bigfoot, page 2

Whatever Happened to Bigfoot, page 3

Whatever Happened to Bigfoot, page 4

Whatever Happened to Bigfoot, page 5

Whatever Happened to Bigfoot, page 6

Whatever Happened to Bigfoot, page 7

Whatever Happened to Bigfoot, page 8

Whatever Happened to Bigfoot, Inside Cover

Occupy the Pearly Gates

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Occupied?College hasn’t been all code and prerequisites. I took a class in comics and comics history in Spring 2012. One of the projects for the class was to do a minicomic. The students voted on a general theme and then each of us did a page for the book.

Our class chose “Mythical Creatures in Modern Times” as the theme. This was my page.

Something Wicked This Way Juggles

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Circus ShoggothThis was done at the 2012 HP Lovecraft Film Festival. Official guests Nick Gucker, Mike Dubisch and Lee Moyer were doing a live painting demo/challenge. The audience had suggested that they illustrate a shoggoth at the circus. Since I had my sketchbook and drawing tools with me, I thought it would be fun to see what I could come up with. Nick, Mike and Lee’s final pieces can be seen in this Con report at Bizarro Central.

Digital Sketching

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For my Spring quarter classes at Seattle Central I added an elective class on comics to my schedule. Nizzibet encouraged me to have some fun while getting my edumacation. One of the early class assignments was to sketch out a comic strip or comic page that told the reader how to do something. The actual instructions for the assignment just said to do the work in pencil. I over compensated a little. Royden Lepp Digital SketchingRoyden Lepp was an entertaining and informative speaker. Seeing his demonstration helped to point me further in direction I’m currently going. Mr. Lepp has a nifty gallery here.