What's Up, "Doc?"
Roland "Doc" Crandall, that is! In honor of not scoring that Popeye DVD box set last night, I pulled out my copy of Leslie Carbaga's "The Fleischer Story" and tried copying a pose from the first-ever Popeye model sheet.
It's a very strange "balloon" construction, as seen on the left. Using these ovals, I then worked at drawing a finished figure, on the right.

My little daughter's "My Little Pony" fixation continues! We did a brief water color session last night, so I did this weird pony for her. Looks like a development sketch from the new John Water's My Little Pony cartoon show!

3 Comments:
Lovin' the balloon construction!!
You're daughter is so lucky to have a papa who can draw for her!
popeye is the man
tanks forda nizee commints Kregg. Can't believe you still check up :)
Hello Popeye: hilarious- and there is that scary puppet boy again. But the Model Sheet Popeye is looking very pro. i hope you can claim to have possession of the dvd(s) by now. 's outstanding!
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