I had just watched The Glenn Miller Story with the great James Stewart and had to draw him.
It doesn’t look like him that much, though.
And trombones are really hard to draw.
I love that movie.

Those are studies of… Wait, no, scratch that. I was trying to draw a character from the K’s Star Wars RPG game, but never actually got him. And the game’s over, so he’s going to stay that way I suppose.

The other is Feekzee Taol, the character I play. He is wearing an R5 astromech doid as a helmet. Yeah, he’s funny that way.

Why not ?

That’s Maki, a ring-tailed lemur. It’s something that was done for a video game, as a character. There will be more of him around, that’s for sure. And that’s not the final version.

I had the chance to see the Brian Setzer Orchestra at the Montreal Jazz Festival. It was an amazing show and the audience was insane ! I did that doodle on the train on the way back.

A few monsters. At the top, there’s Fönz, the dancing monster that lives in my closet, but the other ones are still nameless. They are just monsters. Hence the clever post title.

The Stuntman is something I’ve wanted to do for a long time. Somehow, it’s never exactly what I want. This latest is one of a handful of styles I tried out. It’s mostly a character that gets blown up, slapped around, thrown off cliffs and stuff like that.

It gives me much needed practice on poses and movement.

Well, it was some kind of a vision.
Scary.
Colorful, though.

That’s Sergeant Roob in the Stormtrooper armor. played by Bob in The K’s Star Wars campaign.
I play the other one Feekzee. Easier to draw, that’s why there’re so many of him.

This is Lance Sunburst, played by Fred. Well, it’s a first draft. I haven’t really got him yet.

Yeah, Feekzee’s wearing a droid head, an R5 unit head. He’s made a helmet out of it. You know, with features. Well, there aren’t any features to speak of at the moment, but it’s a work in progress.

I just like drawing them.