Drawing Phillip for Dummies

It's not so much complicated as it is needlessly complicated.



I post this at home, which is a different place than where I usually post, which can be considered home only in the fact that it's where I currently live. My school was nice enough to give me four days for Thanksgiving break, and my boss was nice enough to make me work two of those days. Now I get to hear people talk about bowling balls, then immediately hear someone else say, "That's what she said."

But I got WALL•E yesterday, so all is forgiven.

Ironic Commando, Part 2

The eventual irony might be a coincidence.



GOD, drawing guns and perspective is so hard for me. And I believe John had this in mind when he wrote the Ironic Commando script. I'm sure he's laughing manically about it right know, with the exuberance of that guy that sends you to hell in Doom 3.

But drawing a figure that's pointing and yelling makes it all worth while.

Phillip hearts EVE

Wow. I'm creeping myself out.



Seriously, all exaggeration and bias aside, WALL•E is the greatest movie that has ever been made or ever will be made, as it makes all other movies look like a pile of puke. And if EVE was human and not fictional and not already going out with WALL•E, I'd so be holding her hand right now.

Ironic Commando, Part 1

Don't worry. You'll laugh your A$S off when you read the last page.



This is the first of a potentially five or six part comic written by my brother, John, aka Jazz, aka Jazz Man, aka the Jazz Hole, aka Reason, aka the Reasonist, aka the original Ironic Commando, aka Drooly McGee, aka Corporal Flashback, etcetera, etcetera. He's a much better writer than me, and I'm a much better drawer than him, so it balances out or something.

Unfortunately, neither of us are good at coloring.

I'm gonna alternate between doing this and my usual comics until this is done. I've never drawn more comic book type figures, so forgive me if these guys look cartoony or wonky. I guess I can consider this practice.