Sketchclub Guest

This is from our guest artist, Roland Ilagan, who flew all the way from Orlando, Florida just to sketch with us (well, at least that's what I want to think). He is an alum of Disney Florida as a Clean-up lead and you can check out his blog at http://rolandmechael.blogspot.com/. It was definitely a treat to have him and here's his take on the no. 12...16...or 19?! guy.

--Sketchclub Management

Comp !

So! I didn't have time to do the "Tecate" guy the other day.
Time went by and it was time for 'Mr. 12' to show up on the screen...
Anyway, that's what I call 2 in 1.
Marcos.

My Number 16 ... or 12?

Ok I messed up with the number. I got mixed up with number 12 and the guy with the the no. 26 shirt. Anyway, it was a fun session specially with a special guest, Roland Ilagan, all the way from Orlando, Florida. Well here's my take on the boy.

--Armand

NEW!!! Another SKETCHCLUB Franchise!

My good friend Henry Bawden has started a Sketchclub in Utah! Go to Utah Sketchclub to check in on the action.

Number 12...

Ooops, I think this kid spotted us!

--Marcelo

Carey Yost's number 12...

SKETCHCLUB EXPLOSION

This has been the largest Sketchclub session ever! There were nine Sketchclub members sketching, so the club members had to spread out over two separate tables instead of the usual one.

As the artists were leaving the restaurant, a mark was spotted. Here is Justin Thompson's version of the "mark."

--The Sketchclub Management

You guys sure have a good eyesight....




Noelle

The TECATE MAN

This guy was so beefy, he was picking up cases of Tecate like you or I would rearrange pillows on our bed.

--Marcelo

CELEBRITY SKETCHCLUB

Can you believe it, we’ve got several celebrity artists to join our Sketchclub. Hopefully, you’ll get a chance to see more of their work.

Introducing, first, Andy Gaskill, of Disney fame…now working for Sony Pictures Animation. He was the Art Director for Treasure Planet, and story artist for Lion King. If there were a Disney Hall of Fame, this guy would be in it!


Next is Justin Thompson, whose work you’ve seen in Powerpuff Girls, Dexter’s Laboratory and Samurai Jack!












And, also joining us today, Carey Yost. Carey has worked on the SpongeBob SquarePants Feature, Powerpuff Girls and The Ren & Stimpy Show. The reason his "mark" of the day is different, well -- in our attempt to be inconspicuous, Carey was confused as to who we had chosen for our "mark." But, take it from the Sketchclub management, this drawing is dead on.













--The Sketchclub Management

SKETCHCLUB & JEREMY SPEARS

Ladies and Gentlemen, here's a picture of our Sketchclub crew, plus our special guest Jeremy Spears. (From left to right, and clockwise, the line up goes as follows. Marcelo Vignali, Marcos Mateu, Noelle Triaureau, Jeremy Spears and Armand Serrano.)

Dark Hairy Lady

Honestly guys, all I can remember is hair and more hair and she's in the dark. Well here's my take on her. By the way, it's a pleasure to have fellow blogger Jeremy Spears with us that Friday.

--Armand

BACK IN BLACK

She had a funny expression, as Jeremy so accurately captured, but there was something in the posture I wanted to capture -- hence the back view.

Jeremy, you were right, she did have long sleeves. When I saw your post, I could have kicked myself.

Guest Artist Jeremy Spears at Sketchclub

Last Friday, we had the distinct privilage of having guest artist Jeremy Spears join us for Sketchclub. Can you believe it, he drove all the way from San Luis Obispo to sit in on one of our outings! Jeremy is a terrific cartoonist -- as this drawing would attest.

Thanks Jeremy! It was a pleasure having you join us for lunch.

Here's his version of the "mark!"

--Sketchclub Managment

I think she had glasses.
- Noelle

A Very Busy Intersection

She certainly had her arms full!

He made me think of a XVII century philosopher.

-Noelle

Alter Ego?

Here's a mark from Friday.

When I study people, I look at the shape of their head, the fashion sense (or lack thereof), the way they hold their bodies, and then attempt to caricature that. Sometimes, the fashion, shape and posture don't mix...and I realize that person might be in the wrong timeline -- wearing the wrong clothes. So, I try to imagine them in a different era, with a different wardrobe.

Despite the hippy look, he had that 50's era school principal look to me.

Classic (Dangerous) Beauty

Yep, I know it's been a while since we've posted at our Sketchclub blog, but Sketchclub is still going strong. We still meet every Friday, and still have lots of fun.

Here's one, a different take than Marcos, but you can see the similarities.

What?

I can't believe I'm posting a drawing at the sketchclub blog.
Not that I don't go most fridays, but I admit (couldn't fool anyone on this one really) I've been kinda lazy in terms of "the mark of the day" thing recently.
Aaaaaaaanyway, here's the one. We were coming back from lunch with Marcelo across the back lot and we saw this young lady obviously working in a show there. Although she wore actual regular clothes she made them look like it was some 20's 30's costume.
-Marcos.