Tag: alligator
I’ve been cartooning deer, gators and mice today! – April 5th, 2017
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Apr.05, 2017, under Cartooning
Two are for one project for the 4th Annual Critter Trail 5K Run/Walk. The other is for Thursday’s Swampy’s Florida celebration. You can see the color version there.
I penciled these first and then inked with various brush pens and a Flair marker.
My newest #Florida painting – ‘Playing along the Oklawaha at Fort McCoy’ – April 1st, 2016
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Apr.01, 2016, under Florida Outdoors!, Illusration
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#DailyInks #22 – Inking Swampy’s Florida cartoons!
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Nov.23, 2015, under Cartooning
Had a whirlwind last three days with little rest and lots done! Sunday I inked this set of cartoons for my Swampy’s Florida site.
Inked with a PITT Brush, soft brush and Tombow Fudenosuke hard brush pen.
#DailyInks #9 – Now a Week Ahead!
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Nov.10, 2015, under Cartooning
#INKtober #29 – My inked Attack! – October 29th, 2015!
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Oct.29, 2015, under Cartooning
My inked cartoon for Friday’s Swampy’s Florida Happy cartoon! Guess what Friday is celebrating. You can head over to the Swampy site later to see the colored version.
This was inked entirely with Kuretake brush pens.
July 2nd, 2015 – My Color Version of the Creature in the Woods!
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Jul.02, 2015, under Cartooning, Swampy's Florida
Here’s the color version of the drawing I posted last night!
Trilby is strolling through the woods to a picnic and is bothered by an intruding alien & his transportation device. The lone extraterrestrial inquires as to the nearest burger joint. Trilby points the way to the The Burger Inn, though, in truth, he’s not quite sure where he is at the moment.
July 1st, 2015 – My Inking of a Creature in the Woods.
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Jul.01, 2015, under Cartooning
I’m grounded for a bit and getting as much artwork out as I can. Amongst the cartooning done tonight included the next few days of my daily Swampy’s Florida daily celebration cartoons. This one was fun! The fun of aliens is that you can make it up as you go along! grin emoticon
I’ll leave a shroud of mystery as to what this creature might be celebrating Thursday. Tomorrow you can see the color version over at Swampy’s Florida or I’ll later share it here.
I’ve been having fun creating a continuous story linking the celebratory daily cartoons into a story. The fun is trying to figure out how to link each day together!
June 22nd, 2015 – Drawing and Inking!
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Jun.22, 2015, under Cartooning
June 15th, 2015 – Trilby and a bunny!
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Jun.16, 2015, under Cartooning
Trilby and a bunny! You can see the color version over at Swampy’s Florida later this morning.
My rugged schedule of the past week and a half has finally caught up with me. Was in a meeting Monday night where I just kept feeling sicker and sicker and couldn’t slip out. Made my way home and crashed. This proves that I’m not in perpetual motion, despite what people say.
January 27th, 2015 – I’m Chug-a-lugging Artwork Again!
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Jan.28, 2015, under Cartooning
My pal Pam Pam Treadwell wants me to post 3 pictures here I drew. Well, I’ve been hunkered down again in the past few hours reworking a Swampy project. Got 18 pages penciled and inked. So, here’s them and three close ups.
January 16-17th, 2015 – My While-U-Wait Valentine’s Day cards!
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Jan.20, 2015, under What's New?
After knocking out hand-made, watercolored Christmas ornaments this past Christmas, Julie Pointer,of Julianne’s Coastal Cottage in Mount Dora, brought up the idea of me creating similar Valentine’s Day cards. We set a date and that was this past weekend. It was supposed to be three hours on Friday and three hours on Saturday. Turned out to be Friday through Sunday and I turned out to be exhausted.
My main goal was to harken back to the days when we, as young folks, exchanged well illustrated Valentine’s Day cards with punny sayings.
Most of the overtime was catching up with requests. Some that even came through Facebook.
All were inked and watercolored while folks watched. I used a Koi portable watercolor set to add color.
The photos are all requests for the various names noted on the cards.