Clicking his heels.

Clicking his heels., a photo by Jason Dryg on Flickr.

The 30 drawings in 30 days challenge is not
going as well as I had hoped. I figured I would sit down an draw and every session would result in a drawing. This is not how it is playing out. I am drawing everyday though and that is great.

Leapfrog Pigs

Leapfrog Pigs, a photo by Jason Dryg on Flickr.

I am doing at least a drawing a day for April and here's drawing #2, I drew the first full idea i had, unedited. I don't know why this was the first thing I thought of.

A Flaming Skull

flamingSkull, a photo by Jason Dryg on Flickr.

This is gonna be a fun show. A bunch of us donated work to help a friend and fellow artist get his tooth fixed. The show is called "Root Canal". All of the members of Local 303 have donated work, even though I didn't make the flier. Our good friend Leef has donated the gallery at his shop, Mission: Comics & Art, and there is a reception on Thursday, 4-7-11, starting at 7:00 pm.
Come by and get some art and comics.

- Jason

Where are the Wild Things?

TextingMax4-1-11, a photo by Jason Dryg on Flickr.

For the month of April, I have decided to complete a drawing a day for the entire month. I think it's more about discipline than the quality or complexity of the drawing itself. Discipline is my greatest weakness. I feel I need improve and a challenge on public record seemed like a good way to wage war on one weakness with another, pride. Just joshing, sort of. I hope to post daily. If you are interested in buying a piece, Let me know.

- Jason

Ed

Ed
Originally uploaded by Jason Dryg

This was a painting based on a drawing I did at our annual "Not Camping Trip". His name is Ed. I have no name for the duck. The exercise was to limit my palette. Working in Illustrator, I've gotten lazy. Illustrator allows you to add a different color whenever you want. I tend to let this freedom complicate my images. By limiting color I hope to learn a cleaner and more economical design style I can apply to t-shirt design. That's where the money's at!

Real Paint!

I am really excited that I finally busted out the brushes and got paint on them. I did a series of pigs playing instruments. I had the paint. I had the wood. Now I have 3 paintings. I will be making prints that will be available in the Etsy shop shortly.

Thanks for stopping by, Jason

Crocky

Crocky
Originally uploaded by Jason Dryg

Here's another new one I did for the Artist X-Change show in SF.