Got this done today. Yeah, it's another Casey but actually this one has a twist. On a horizontally formatted 14 by 22 sheet of paper, this guy wants Caseys drawn by all the different studio guys. "Jam" drawings aren't too popular around here so only Dan and I so far have agreed to participate but I'll try to post the finished piece, even if it's drawn by only us two.
Yeah, Mike Dooney was especially turned off by the prospect of Jam art when I asked him at the NYCC. It's really nice how you are always up for it, Jim. (Still can't wait to get my four turtles back from Steve Lavigne. I hope he answers my email soon).
ReplyDeleteYour Casey looks great.
ReplyDeleteNice, love the Triumph logo, Jim.. Looking forward to see what Dan has up his sleeve too.
ReplyDeleteThanks... "The guy"
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ReplyDelete-->> Why is there aversion to JAM illustrations ??
ReplyDeleteI love the idea, That Dooney such a stick in the Mud :P
ReplyDeleteI love this piece Jim!
ReplyDeleteNext convention I see you at I hope you will allow me to commission a Casey piece from you. I have just loved the last few you have posted on here!
It's funny about "jam" drawings. I personally think that it's cool to have several artists and styles sharing space in the same piece. However as we all know, there are as many attitudes as there are art styles- and admittedly, I have seen and taken part in some jam drawings that didn't really come out so good. Pretty easily they can look messy, or just not pull together as a unified piece.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite memories is of a large jam drawing that the studio dudes worked on with Steve Bissette. It was a Godzilla/Kaiju type scene. In that case, SB had laid it all out and we all just went in and Pencil/inked our specific monster.