Showing posts with label maureen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label maureen. Show all posts

Thursday, February 9, 2017

Postcards: Maren's Last Supper

Before she left us for Texas... an idea I still have some feels about... Maren asked me to draw a Barista Powers Last Supper for her.  


It was in my Field Notes; it must worked on.  I began with researching the Last Supper and doing some sketches.



And from there onto the actual postcard:

After getting this far, I started scanning my progress, convinced I would ruin the card at some stage.



From left to right: Benish, Maureen, Sarah, Melanie, Pam, Maren, Rob, Burbol, Geoff, Ben, Doug.





And there you have it.


Monday, July 21, 2014

Everybody... everybody...



Not the best renderings of some of the characters, but it was good practice.  I introduced two new characters as well!!

Thursday, May 8, 2014

With Our Powers Combined!












I think this was originally three different comics, but it combines well.  I was looking for this in the archives, and couldn't find it.  I need to be better with labels.


Monday, February 24, 2014

It's Maureen's Fault




Okay, I'll be honest.  I drew the first panel in panic to have a comic up before the cafe opened.  It was probably a few hours before I added the other two panels.  In those hours, my coworkers started blaming Maureen, who was indeed to the right of the comic, for everything.  She didn't know what I had drawn, and just accepted the blame for everything, while growing steadily more downtrodden.  It was the most bizarre and unexpected abuse of my power.  She bounced right back once she discovered that no one was actually blaming her for anything.
The most popular part of the strip?  The little arrow pointing to where a comic should be.

Monday, January 6, 2014

Don't Turn To Me For Introductions




Vallicelli?  She explained to me once the rules on which letters get doubled and which do not.  My retentions... leaves something to be desired.  There's only one Maureen on my team, so, last names, who needs 'em?