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Showing posts with label Christopher Yao. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christopher Yao. Show all posts

Thursday, February 7, 2013

BATTLE ANGEL ALITA by Christopher Yao

One of the first manga and later anime characters/stories that I grooved with. And inspiration to my own works, I always loved this character. Sweet, but in a nonchalant , I-will-end-you sort of way.

Friday, January 11, 2013

GALACTUS by Christopher Yao

All Hail Mighty Galactus, who eats his Class m&m planets one at a time, leaving the red ones last.

Monday, December 31, 2012

GREEN GOBLIN by Christopher Yao



Here is what I think is my last drawing of 2012. The wacky, the airborne, the fashionable Green Goblin.

Hope you have a happy and prosperous New Year, guys! :)

Monday, December 24, 2012

UNCANNY X-MAS by Christopher Yao



Wolverine executes simple logic vs. crochety old-school seniors.

Happy Holidays and best wishes for the new year to all my fellow Spitballers!

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

SCOTTY by Christopher Yao

So I thought I would be pretty intimidated by the subject of Star Trek. But then I had a revelation. I would speak from personal degrees of separation. My Grandmother had the awesome luck of being classmates with good ol' Jimmy Doohan in grade school (she said he was a pretty cool cat). Anyway, what better character to render. He's always had some of the best comedic personality of all the cast of the original series, which made this pic all the easier. Done again in Sketchbook Pro, with a helping hand from Photoshop for the text.

Wednesday, November 28, 2012

WRECK-IT-RALPH by Christopher Yao


I just recently watched the trailer for this, and I'm looking forward to trying to catch it in theatres. But I've had a tough time catching any movies this year. But the character seemed to flow easy as a drawing, fun colour and shape. Again done in Sketchbook Pro, and again a pretty quick environment i drew him in.

Thursday, November 22, 2012

ELEKTRA by Christopher Yao




















I tried doing this one in straight-up Sketchbook Pro. It's pretty rough (sketchysketchy) compared to what I normally work up, but methinks it turned out alright. I've only drawn her a couple of times before.