I dug out some sketches today. All of these were done around the Disneyland Resort with a soft grey art marker for the initial layout and sh...

Wendell is one example of a final Animatronic figure (below) that I don't think matched the Marc Davis art very closely. The face match...

This was the first one where I really relied on the Marc Davis artwork. Even though Trixie is basically a big lump, the way her arms are po...

The second Country Bear I tried to sculpt was Henry, the host of the show. Like Big Al, I relied a bit more on photos than the Marc Davis a...

About 8 years ago I decided that I wanted to try sculpting the characters from the Country Bear Jamboree. How hard could that be? Mind you...

I've been busy with some other projects and haven't posted anything here for a while so I dug up another Gorilla from an old sketchb...

When I realized that I was putting out much better figure drawings in pen than in charcoal, someone suggested I try using a grey art marker ...

I found more drawings of this guy. Something about him must have inspired me because if you were to page through this part of my sketchbook...

I painted this a few years ago for a kids music video that was going to have kids bluescreened onto this background. Kind of fun to do since...

...who was a more interesting subject than the real model.

I drew this a few years ago, and just came across it in an old sketchbook. I don't know why I tend to frequently put overalls on the ra...

The theme on Drawergeeks this week is Rednecks. While it has a definite connotation for me, I kept coming back to this image which to me s...

A quick 3 minute sketch from a figure drawing class.

Just a quick portrait I did over the Thanksgiving weekend. Sabrina and I did lots of coloring and drawing to pass the time.

The original inspiration for this week's theme on drawergeeks.com was the Dr. Seuss story "The Sneetches". But as you can se...