My girlfriend was drawing a flying pig today and wanted to see how I would draw it from a certain angle. I ended up finishing it out as a painting. I think I liked hers better though. I do love drawing flying pigs though. I thought I’d go a little dirtier with this little fella. Seeing as how flying pigs would prolly still be just as dirty as a normal ground pig would be.
-Will Terrell
I’ve been feeling a little crabby this week. Nothing like drawing winged piggy’s to de-crabbify your life. Winged piggy’s are the unoffical mascots of many artists I’m sure. Mostly because they are so much fun to draw. I am certain that if I were to run across Mr Krumplebottom in a dark alley I might pants him and tattoo this across his… backfat… area, just to show how much of a not-artist I didn’t become… (?)
-Will
Sometimes when I’m in a funk artistically I’ll reproduce sketches from other artists to try something different. I don’t remember who this artist was but I’ve had this image on my hard drive for several years. I thought it was really well done and I wish I could give them credit (this is why I always try to sign my art). Anyways, I think my rendering is getting better. Mine is the one at the bottom with the yellow glow.
-Will
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Will works as a freelance Illustrator and graphic designer, and of course as a comic book artist. He has been making comics for over a decade. He has done comic and illustration work for many clients; including Disney, Microsoft, Flat World Knowledge, Slave Labor Graphics, Ape Entertainment, and dozens of small publishers.