I'm finished with the Reese's card series, and this is the result - fourteen tiny little drawings made with an assortment of pens (mostly my Uniball Jetstream). Click the above picture to see a much larger version of the lineup, or click the "peanut butter cups" tag below to see them individually.
This is a new weekly feature on Burn the Internet, Finish Friday, in which I finish an ongoing project. This week I put an end to my Reese's card series, for which I drew on a whole bag's worth of those little cardboard squares you find in fun size Reese's peanut butter cups.
H. Jon Benjamin has done a lot of stuff since Home Movies, but for some reason I still call him McGuirk no matter what he does.
I finished eating all those peanut butter cups weeks ago, but I still have three of these things to draw on. This is a drawing of a Pidgey figurine I happened to have on my desk. Pidgey kinda looks like Yugioh if he was a tiny bird Pokémon.
Today I drew president FDR as he appears on the dime, except he's slightly manlier in this rendition.
I got a new Micron pen earlier in the week, and today I test drove it on one of those peanut butter cup cards. It draws a ridiculously narrow line.
I recently stumbled upon Pose Maniacs, a site that contains a bunch of random figure poses, one of which I drew onto one of those Reese's cards (I'm still doing that series, you know). If you want to practice drawing people, or if you just have a thing for that woman on the cover of Nirvana's In Utero album, give the site a visit.
I was drawing Hank Hill with my new pen, and near the end it stopped working a bit. It's really more of a drawing pen than a writing pen.
Watching this week's Heroes and drawing the evil carny guy. Whereas they seem to be scraping the bottom of the barrel this season with new heroes like "deaf nurse who can see sounds" and "lady who makes tattoos on her back that look like photos of random characters ran through a Photoshop filter", Samuel has awesomeness to spare; he's like if Evel Dick had superpowers.
I thought there was something wrong with myself for owning buttons of Chippy, but then I saw this and felt a lot better.
I was waiting for this tea to cool down, and I had my pile of peanut butter cup wrappers nearby and figured this would be a good time to do today's drawing.
Photoshop Elements doesn't work on this computer for some reason, so until then, there will probably be a lot more actual drawings, for better or worse. This one is another peanut butter cup drawing of a Murshaq - half mermaid, half Shaquille O'Neal, and a hundred percent pretty cool.
Another peanut butter cup drawing today - this time it's one of my favorite comedians, Neil Hamburger.