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Illustration Friday SNAP

Friday, March 30, 2007

Troy's pink shirt made a statement. Leaving only one pearl snap closed made another.
posted by Jim Howard, 3:21 PM | link | 11 comments |

SNAP SKETCHES



posted by Jim Howard, 3:19 PM | link | 0 comments |

Illustration Friday I SPY...

Tuesday, March 27, 2007

The Spy is the lowest ranking piece. Every time an enemy officer strikes it, the Spy is defeated. Every time the Spy strikes an enemy officer, the Spy is defeated... unless this officer is the Marshal. If this happens, the Spy wins.

And yes, if one Spy attacks another Spy, both are defeated.

The thing is though, the Spy can capture the enemy Flag.

Version one

Sketch
posted by Jim Howard, 3:06 PM | link | 6 comments |

Illustration Friday TOTAL

Monday, March 19, 2007

Though the tax code had changed to no longer allow deductions for self confidence, Frank had found a way to tweak the numbers to make up the difference.



Sketch and cut paper to start.

posted by Jim Howard, 12:58 PM | link | 13 comments |

Illustration Friday WIRED

Monday, March 12, 2007

Triple Tall, Low Fat, IV, with room.



Rough sketch
posted by Jim Howard, 12:51 PM | link | 5 comments |

Illustration Friday HIDE

Monday, March 05, 2007

Alone, inside a rack of clothes, at the local department store.


Cut paper to start.
posted by Jim Howard, 1:15 PM | link | 1 comments |